Best Trucks for Snow and Ice

Pickups have gained a lot of momentum in today's market, and the finest trucks for snow and ice perform just as well on the slippery stuff. Of course, it helps if those vehicles have a capable four-wheel-drive system, so all of the alternatives on our list have that hardware on their options lists. Most models may be specified with additional cold-weather conveniences like as heated seats, heated steering wheels, and heated outside mirrors.
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[@user-wz5ud4mn4y]

I like the ford F-One hundred Fifty

[@duckonquack1133]

lmao it's just "f one fitty"

[@BoomKittty]

I’m the Tacoma guy over here

[@BlumpkinSpiceLatte]

I live in an area where we frequently see -20⁰F overnight and random storms of 24" of airy, fluffy snow in the winters, which can last from october through may some years. I have an F150 with a 1.5" lift that has served me well (I live miles from paved roads, sometimes the plows take a few days to plow us out but my truck didn't really have any problems) and am considering a Tacoma. Do you think it would be a reasonable switch or the off road capability of the tacoma isn't for deep snow and ice like that?
Obviously I'd put good tires on it and get it in 4wd and such.

[@Frankandbeans250]

Honda Ridgeline lmao…. 😂

[@replayz_jr9331]

what’s wrong with the Honda?🤔

[@Frankandbeans250]

@@replayz_jr9331 that’s what gay guys drive when they need a truck