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moving back to Colorado

COMEGETSOME

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hello Colorado im moving back from Houston and was checking to see if there was any members near Denver or Castle rock

and does any one drive there x im the snow and advice on good snowtires
 

TRON

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I'm in boulder; yet I have optional AWD. You could always get some studded tires... Nitto is my choice:top:
 

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There were a couple in Colorado but don't think either of them have the x anymore!!! If the people up north do fine u should be good!!! I think alot of them run blizzaks for tires!!! Or could always just find a cheap 4x4 or something!!! I take mine out to Colorado but not during the winter haha!!!
 

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Im in fort collins, but I also have 33" Hankook M/Ts and 4WD........good luck with 2 wheel drive out here. When I first arrived, I had an 03 Silverado with a custom turbo build that was 2WD and couldnt get up a small hill in 2" of snow. No weight on the rear is bad mmmmmkay?
 

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I am in Grand Junction. For the most part I park the X in the winter and drive my Jeep.
 

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Woo hoo legal Mary Jane! Lol

Lol, that was the first thing I though of when I seen the thread title.

I've been running Goodyear Ultra Grip Ice tires this year. The few days we actually had some snow I just threw a railroad tie and some cinder blocks in the bed and didn't slide at all (except for when I found an empty parking lot).

I have heard a lot of good things about Blizzaks and since your going to be in the snow a good bit I'd invest in one of those bladders you can put in the bed and fill with water for weight.
 
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