Pics of your truck in mud and snow

Hillwood · December 16, 2018

All the pictures of these trucks with lift kits and big knob tires... All shiny ready to parade down the street.

Anybody ever leave the street?

Let's see those tires slinging MUD!

Don't forget the snow too?

Let's see them in some deep snow!

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Cupton · December 16, 2018

I actually prefer the looks of my ‘18 All-Terrain when it’s a little dirty rather than clean. If it was safe to keep the salty road goop on all winter I would. This is my 1st winter with my ‘18 but my ‘15 went through a few Pittsburgh winters. Not much snow yet this year though.

All I got so far is a dirty tailgate.

gixxerk8 · December 16, 2018

Does it count if I use the street queen truck to tow the rzr to do the dirty work. It's so much more fun to play in mud and snow in the rzr

Hillwood · December 16, 2018

No. Still a parade vehicle!
See how far you can follow the rzr.
What do you have those mud tires for???

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Hillwood · December 16, 2018

Lift kits... Big tires... Turbochargers... Superchargers...

All to parade.. Queens... All ya!!

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Fix29 · December 17, 2018

All the pictures of these trucks with lift kits and big knob tires... All shiny ready to parade down the street.
Anybody ever leave the street?
Let's see those tires slinging MUD!
Don't forget the snow too?
Let's see them in some deep snow!

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How you going to start a thread like this without contributing any pictures of your truck?

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xax · December 17, 2018

Anyone who goes hard core offroading in a brand new 45k truck is just stupid lol, mine just goes down forest service roads at the most, have an atv to abuse in the mud

SouthpawHD · December 18, 2018

Nothing with my current Sierra, but here are some form my previous Silvy 3/4.

SkiDooNick700 · December 18, 2018

Ok I'll play. What if she still looks like a pavement princess even when offroad? LOL. I can't afford a show piece and a truck, so, it's an all in one for me!

Denali_Joe · December 18, 2018

31 minutes ago, SkiDooNick700 said:

Ok I'll play. What if she still looks like a pavement princess even when offroad? LOL. I can't afford a show piece and a truck, so, it's an all in one for me!

^^^^^^^^^^^Silver Lake Sand Dunes!!^^^^^^^^^^

How's the truck like test hill or any of the other hills?

Love that color, truck looks great!

SkiDooNick700 · December 18, 2018

11 minutes ago, Denali_Joe said:

^^^^^^^^^^^Silver Lake Sand Dunes!!^^^^^^^^^^

How's the truck like test hill or any of the other hills?

Love that color, truck looks great!

Thank you sir! And YES! One of my fav vacation spots!!

The truck did really well, better than I thought it would do with the good ol LS2s with around 30k miles at that time. I almost wanna say it was better than my Avalanche was with KO2s. I'm guessing its the much higher Torque output from this engine. I did not attempt test hill with this lol too scared and too much risk haha. I did most of the other hills though. I believe the steepest hill I did was the one in the picture, "sunset hill" it's pretty steep from the water side. Going back summer 2019, can't wait. We took our quads for the first time on that trip and rode those way more than our trucks. Was not scared to do test hill on those lol!

Beer Belly · December 18, 2018

This is about as bad as mine will get.....usual winter dirt and firewood....can't afford to break anything. Did have to pull a dump truck out of the mud in my yard after dropping off wood.....yup, it was a Ford.

rkj__ · December 18, 2018

On 12/16/2018 at 10:23 AM, Hillwood said:

All the pictures of these trucks with lift kits and big knob tires... All shiny ready to parade down the street.

Anybody ever leave the street?

Let's see those tires slinging MUD!

Don't forget the snow too?

Let's see them in some deep snow!

I had similar feelings, and I tried to get this thread going...

Anyway, here's a couple pictures of my old Canyon

It seems that the majority of fullsize owners who put mud tires on their trucks do so for appearances. While some do use their trucks off road, it rarely seems like the primary purpose for the truck.

Most people who buy a pickup for offroad will get a Tacoma, or another midsize, like the ZR2. I had a lot of fun with my Canyon off road, but my K2 Sierra is just so big, and even with a lot of lift, it would not work well on the trails that I took my Canyon down.

Here's my Sierra "rock crawling" (hahahaha) on some Canadian Shield granite.

IMG_1063 by Ryan Jakob, on Flickr