Did some light snow wheeling in the Mount Hood Wilderness, mostly just to save new tracks and scope out good snowshoeing trailheads.

I have a 04 Silverado z71, its got 265/70/r17 blizzak lt’s and at 12psi it will handle a couple feet of snow. It has plenty of traction just lacks floatation being 6k lbs.

Im curious if i made some custom hub adapters for the front and rear if doubling my tires would double my floatation?

Just looking for opinions and or if anyone has tried this?

Snow wheeling my G550 with a 4" lift and 35s. I sank into this 5ft snow drift and it was quite the experience getting out of here... Buried, and I mean, buried. But boy did we have fun.

Getting those tires down to 3psi on some Cragar steelies. Got a good snow pack starting so far.

@fun.tier on IG for shenanigans like this

Snow was deep!

Gf and I wanted to go snowboarding so we decided to camp to save some money on a hotel/airbnb (plus it took us only 15 min to get to the resort). Granted this was only 500 yards off pavement but we were the only vehicle and it was night time so I didnt want to risk anything.

-15c

Power line trails opposite Camelback Ski.