99silveradoz71

Welcome aboard from OH

A 60 something degree day, so the truck and wife's ride both got vac'd and the floor liners washed up along with cleaning the dash and door panels.

Indeed. Pretty slick.

How difficult was that?

I had Michelin LTX M/S on my 08. Great in rain and light snow, yet not too aggressive to kill mileage.

Managed to change the oil despite it snowing all day and being in the 20's.

I've been blessed to have some time off this month, had my brother visit from out of state, and did the Christmas Eve thing with the wife's family. There were definitely some interesting emails to try to cater to everyone's various comfort levels and plan things.

I've run Mobil 1 in all 3 of my Silverados with no issues. AC Delco oil and air filters as well.

I've used Fluid Film since new on my 16 and have no complaints. I try to avoid the waxed areas due to concerns I've read about it degrading the wax. So far so good.

Took advantage of a 50 degree day and gave her a wash.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Cooper&tireModel=Discoverer+AT3+4S&partnum=665TR8DA4SOWL&vehicleSearch=true&fromCompare1=yes&autoMake=Chevrolet&autoYear=2016&autoModel=Silverado 1500 4wd&autoModClar=Crew Cab No pictures on my tablet, but there's the Tirerack link which should have some.

New tires. I'm anticipating the roads being worse this winter with state and local govt having trouble finding plow drivers.

My 16 Silverado 1500 crew cab 4x4 has 40k on her, and is due for some new tires before we get hit with another Midwest winter. I had Michelin LTX M/S' on my 08 and was fairly happy with them, but am thinking about an at tire that's a bit more aggressive this time. They're already forecasting a shortage of plow drivers this season, and as a first responder, I have to be able to get to work in anything. I've got the stock 265 65 18's on her currently and plan to stay with thsst size. Any recommendations?

My 16 Silverado 1500 crew cab 4x4 has 40k on her, and is due for some new tires before we get hit with another Midwest winter. I had Michelin LTX M/S' on my 08 and was fairly happy with them, but am thinking about an at tire that's a bit more aggressive this time. They're already forecasting a shortage of plow drivers this season, and as a first responder, I have to be able to get to work in anything. I've got the stock 265 65 18's on her currently and plan to stay with thsst size. Any recommendations?

That's mighty Slicky Ricky. Welcome