TRD Lowering Springs impair winter driving?
If I'm not mistaken, dealer optional TRD Lowering Springs bring a drop of 1 & 1/4 inch. Does this reduce the xB's drivability in winter driving conditions; such conditions as a few inches of fresh snow overnight.
Reason I ask is I plan to use this for plenty of trips to the mountains (cheap gas for 3-4 hr drives), boards on the roof, bunnies in the back. The last thing I need is the embarrassment of getting high centered in the snow. I have found some really good 15" winter tires, so traction shouldn't be much of an issue.
thanks much
Reason I ask is I plan to use this for plenty of trips to the mountains (cheap gas for 3-4 hr drives), boards on the roof, bunnies in the back. The last thing I need is the embarrassment of getting high centered in the snow. I have found some really good 15" winter tires, so traction shouldn't be much of an issue.
thanks much
Depending on how much snow is on the ground. i high centered myself last winter with the TRD Springs on.
This was on packed snow that was 8-12 inches deep.. If it's fresh packed snow, then anything over 5 inches you will plow with your lower front bumper.
This was on packed snow that was 8-12 inches deep.. If it's fresh packed snow, then anything over 5 inches you will plow with your lower front bumper.
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