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I just saw this and I'm sure you already have your answer. I have a 2016 2500 HD with a boss super duty straight blade trip Edge. My truck is leveled and I have a significant amount of ballast in the rear end of the bed up against the tailgate. The center hole of my push beam height is around 18 in with my winter tires on. I haven't had any issues with additional tripping as a result of the increased height

Stacking snow

Check out the Mastercraft axt, cxt, and the Cooper AT3 line.

Winter mode, 8 foot Boss super duty trip Edge, midnight edition winter Wheels, Mastercraft courser MSR studded 265 70 18.

Anyone have any experience with the new dick cepek Trail country exp? Looks like a pretty good hybrid all terrain. Made by Mastercraft / Cooper.

For plowing I run nothing but dedicated studded snow tires. My current go-to is the Mastercraft courser MSR studded

On my last truck I removed the bumpers and had them sprayed with color match Line-X, don't know anyone who has done the powder coat though

I run the Mastercraft courser MSR dedicated snow tire for plowing. Excellent snow tire!

Thanks, I absolutely love the Mastercraft cxt. It's definitely a noisy Tire going down the road. But who the hell cares it's a truck. lol I run the Mastercraft courser MSR studded in the winter time for plowing and have had great success with that as well. I'm a big fan of their tires

2016 2500hd z71 custom sport edition. Dechromed,leveled, XD addict summer Wheels. 275 70 18 Mastercraft cxt Tires. Midnight Edition Wheels with studded snows for the winter

I have owned two of the current body style. A 2015 double cab, and a 2016 crew cab. Drove the 2015 for about 25,000 miles and currently have 15000 on the 2016. No vibration issues at all

Just turned 15,000 miles on my 2500 HD 6.0. Been changing my oil every 3000 miles since new,. I always use a full synthetic such as ACDelco full synthetic, or house Brands like O'Reilly, Napa, Carquest, or Federated. My filter of choice has been an oem pf48. I often notice my oil life is only around 50% at 3,000 miles. My question is, are my old school ways throwing money away? Should I trust the oil life and go down to 15%? Or start changing every 5000 miles.? What are you guys doing with your 6.0s. I do some light snow plowing in the winter, only one or two driveways,, other than that the truck doesn't really get worked hard

How do you like them? I guess you are the only one that's running snow tires LOL

Just wondering what everyone is running for studded snow tires for plowing? Looking for specific information on the Mastercraft MSR, however please let me know what you're running, and why and, what you think of them

Is it necessary to get a front-end alignment after having a snow plow installed? I was talking to a guy today who told me I should get my front end on my 2500 aligned since the installation of the plow probably messed things up? Any truth to that?