This happened at camping, after 6 inches of rain in 24 hours, needed the front winch to pull myself out, couldnt get traction

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Once your pumpkin starts dragging...You'll always need a pull out.
Tire types wouldn't have of made a difference in this case.

 

Cruisin can you post some pics of your roof mounted off road lamps...I was thinkin of adding them. Do you like them? Nice color by the way..lol

 

i heard the just reflec off the hood

 

the people in the backround look VERY concerned...lol. If I was stuck and someone with me was sitting down, legs crossed I'd kick some ***!

 

not always the case Dennis, but most the time. Here is a pic of the trail I left when the ground thawed on me while deer hunting last year. When I got there it was froze solid, by the time I got done hunting and got back to the truck it was thawed and I was the only truck within 20 miles. You can see where I dragged the pumpkin the whole way, good old 35" super swampers, super-charged chevy 350, and lockers work wonders...lol