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Snow? No Problem!!
Anyone tested out their 08 in the snow yet? We have about a foot and a half of snow now and these things are tanks in the snow. I had a half ton chev before this and winter time meant 4x4 all the time because the back end was so light. Not anymore!!!
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my obs does great in the snow. the added weight of the diesel does wonders. Ive never had a gasser that could perform in the slick stuff like my diesel... the weight is a dis advantage in the reel deep stuff I have had my truck stuck prety bad and had to be pulled out by a cummins.
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