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Ditto that. Finally!
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Finally, first snow of the season!
I was hoping for more snow to romp in, but resorted to taking this picture as the backup plan...
I'll go romping in the snow next time!
I was hoping for more snow to romp in, but resorted to taking this picture as the backup plan...
I'll go romping in the snow next time!
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I guess I'm the only one daydreaming of dry roads. I've only driven my Bronco on snow/Ice in 4A or 4H since I've owned it almost 2 months and 1,400 miles with studded snow tires. Dreaming of dry roads and top off in 2wd 
Got to take mine home (well work then home) yesterday in some nasty, slick snow fall. Tested the slippery GOAT mode and had no issues. Crazy winds last night have built up foot tall snow drifts in my driveway so I look forward to plowing through that this morning.
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Not much snow left here in the mid-Atlantic but still making the most of it while I wait for the kids school bus:Here’s some pics from our freak mid-atlantic snow storm earlier this week. Kids are still off from school
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Well, too far west for a lot of snow, but a few inches anyway!
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I’ve had it in several snow storms. It’s been fine.
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It pains me that I have to drive mine in the snow and salt before I could undercoat it. It wasn’t supposed to be available until march so I didn’t get anything setup. Thought about having it flat bedded straight to a shop the dealer already drove it filled up the gas tank. So this summer I have a lot of cleaning to do before I can have it done. Next time your out in the snow try the donut mode(Trail turn assist) it’s cheating but dang can you do some tight donuts.
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That looks great man. No lift? Just the 17 in wheels and larger tires?Just had to share my excitement of my first drive in snow with my Bronco. I look forward to driving this machine everyday and the snow fall took it to another level. Can't wait for a heavier snow than the .5 dusting we got today. Sidenote...I love the Kenda's I put on her and recommend them to anyone wanting to upgrade tires.
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Thank you! Yes, everything is stock…the tires are 285/70/17’s. I highly recommend the upgrade.
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