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leechlake
Help me out guys, in September I got an 06 F-350 diesel crew cab. The factory tires are Continental's. I had noticed that I was slipping more than I ever did with my suburbans in snowy conditions. My irritation incresed ten fold when one day I pulled into my buddies driveway with about an inch of fluffy snow on it, I parked the truck and it slid down the driveway. His truck was parked right next to mine (well it was at least when I originally "parked" it) I thought that was a fluke and about a week later it happened again somewhere else at a even lower pitched driveway. Neither or these "slopes" were very big and in neither condition was I on ice.
The problem is that I went to tires plus and they told me that the 18" Continentals are the only tires made that size. I assume I could tweak things a bit and go up or down but what would you do and don't you think the tires that come with a 50k truck should be a tad better?
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