hahaha always. Doesn't even matter what tires you have on. It's inevitable.Also, since this is your first RWD truck - the rear end likes to slide super easily on wet roads if the bed is empty. Don't ask me how I know this...
Beautiful truck. I’m a low option guy too. Heated seats might be nice in your locale. When I was in MD, a buddy of mine in a 2wd Tacoma would put a couple hundred pounds of mulch in his bed when it got cold. Rain and ice would settle in it and raise the weight a bit more. That gave him all the winter traction he needed, and in the spring he’d put the mulch in his lawn. 2wd did him just fine.
Put snow tires on that Forester and it will blow away that Grand Margui in the snow.Last winter was my first winter with my RWD grand marquis. Everyone said how awful it would be in the snow. Some weight in the back and good snow tires and I was quite impressed with how well it did. In fact, going down the highway in the heavy snow, I think it did better than my old Forester due to how much heavier it is .
Put snow tires on that Forester and it will blow away that Grand Margui in the snow.
Long wheel base + RWD = awful in wet/snow conditions unless weight is put in back and snow tires used.
I've never had a truck that didn't slip in the rear with just a little gas.
Congratulations on the truck. I like the color! Seems like a decent price as well compared to many full size units.Options list:View attachment 119276