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09-08-2005, 08:01 PM
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Traction on Chevy Vans
Hello all!
I am just looking for some information that will prove valuable to me. I am looking to buy a van for my janitorial business in Philadelphia. I am just wondering how is the traction on the Express? I know that Chevy makes a 1500 that is AWD but they are hard to find. So how does a 2500 or 3500 pull in the snow since I have to be out in all types of weather? I would like to thank you all in advance because I like the look of the Chevy's! Thanks Again Greg |
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09-09-2005, 05:39 PM
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Re: Traction on Chevy Vans
Are studded tires legal in PA? If not you might want to try siped tires. My van does OK in the snow but it could sure use more weight in the back (I only drive it around town, so it hasn't been an issue). No ABS, but it doesn't seem to need it as it slides straight as can be (without the weight in the back the rear tires don't help too much with the braking).
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