Show us your TITS (Tundras in the Snow)!

So...

 

Grew up in south Texas and then spent the last 18 years in San Diego, so to me, this was a lot of snow.
Then I see some of the other pics in here and I'm like, oh, nevermind.

 

This was from last week, finally got around to posting it.

 

Tonight's blizzard. More wind than snow.

 

You must be headed for some severe terrain with the chains on

 

Recent pa snowstorm

 

Did your wipers survive that? Some of our areas got 4 feet with the last storm, it was crazy!

-T

 

This was from last week when we got up to four feet in some towns, I had to work, and Blueberry faithfully got me there safely! I was super pleased with the drive, no slipping (on stock Michelins)!! There were Mack trucks and cars stuck all over the place, mostly on the on/off ramps. The picture is halfway through the storm, snowed for another 5 hours or so after that.

Looking at this thread makes me very thankful that my truck fits in the garage, especially since I am too short to reach the higher spots!!!

 

Damn! Wish we got that kind of snow.

 

At thus level of snow... does salt/brine on the road even help?

 

They don't bother with brine around here for snow, they only do that for freezing rain

 

Not much snow in this picture, but I think it looks cool.

 

I wish that's how in the hell they did it in Ohio so that crap wouldn't eat our vehicles all up.

 

Yes that is a cool picture.

 

I have a buddy that does undercoating, he is a very busy guy. He did my truck and told me to stay away from the undercarriage wash at the car wash. Its mostly just filtered saltwater, so its like putting brine all over the bottom of the truck

 

That's nice to know luckily I don't go to the car wash since I have a heated garage. Correction I go to the manualcar wash if I have mud so I can leave it there instead of at my house. Lol

 

Drove up to NC from South FL for Christmas. First time in snow in years

 

Doesn’t happen often but we have a White Christmas here in VA! Merry Christmas!

 

3" is damn near a state of emergency here in TN. First White Christmas I can remember in my lifetime.

 

We were up in Yellowstone and the stock tires did not like the ice at all. The chains did help some but next time I’ll definitely need better tires.

 

Talkeetna, Alaska

 

Ice can be very tricky, studded snow tires is the way to go. Worth every penny if you get a lot of icy conditions. My wife's Subaru with studded snow tires made me a believer

 

Guess which truck had to be pulled backwards,downhill to be free?

 

Went snow shoeing in the South Hills with the GF. New Destination XT's are awesome on the slick stuff but not so hot in the deep snow. Did alright though and had a great time.

 

Played follow the leader with some Tacomas while trying to find some real snow to avoid the pathetic Colorado winter...need more Tundras to come with next time...