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Jesse B. · 01-22-2019, 10:44 AM

There is no "trail run" or similar section like that on this board, so I just thought I would post here. I went snow wheeling with my Blazer/Jimmy with a couple of friends and took a few good pics. If anyone lives in the Sacramento area and would like to come along the next time, send me a PM. It is a good time. I highly recommend at least 33 inch tires, tires must have decent tread (no super aggressive mud tires, they just dig and slip) and at least one locker or posi-traction. The snow started at about one foot deep and went to about four feet before we stopped. We were on a road near Union Valley Reservoir.

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01-22-2019, 10:44 AM	#1
Jesse B. Registered User Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Carmichael, CA Posts: 91	Snow Wheeling Pics There is no "trail run" or similar section like that on this board, so I just thought I would post here. I went snow wheeling with my Blazer/Jimmy with a couple of friends and took a few good pics. If anyone lives in the Sacramento area and would like to come along the next time, send me a PM. It is a good time. I highly recommend at least 33 inch tires, tires must have decent tread (no super aggressive mud tires, they just dig and slip) and at least one locker or posi-traction. The snow started at about one foot deep and went to about four feet before we stopped. We were on a road near Union Valley Reservoir.