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<p>[QUOTE="Ann Eiffel, post: 3921487, member: 129648"]I tried super singles for the first time this winter and HATED THEM. I never slipped and slided more in my career. Simple pull out onto the street? Your trailers gonna push you. Running I-29 in the Dakotas? Be prepared for your trailer possibly passing you. Rain? Drop it 10 mph so ya dont hydroplane. I prefer 8 points of contact to the road on my drives...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Ann Eiffel, post: 3921487, member: 129648"]I tried super singles for the first time this winter and HATED THEM. I never slipped and slided more in my career. Simple pull out onto the street? Your trailers gonna push you. Running I-29 in the Dakotas? Be prepared for your trailer possibly passing you. Rain? Drop it 10 mph so ya dont hydroplane. I prefer 8 points of contact to the road on my drives...[/QUOTE]
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