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Didn't mean to hurt your feelings. I do have a set of XZL's but to actually use my truck as a tow truck I use my 9.00 X 20's. XZL's look awesome and really fly down the highway but they have way too much surface area for my Bobber. So, I concur, you don't have to convince me a narrow tire...
It was self inflicted - free of charge.
All you need is a tire groover and some time. I've tried grooving NDT's lots of different ways but nothing really helps as much as getting rid of that center rib than runs the circumference of the tire. In soft snow and mud NDT's do work real well...
Chains are the best of course. If you have a lot of NDT's or NTT's ( no traction tread is what they should be called) laying around. You could try this. It really works.
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