ground force springs and winter driving

[dannyb420]

I would like to get the ground force springs this summer but I live in Cleveland Ohio. Does anyone have the springs and have problems in the winter snow? I do not do much offroading so I want to go with a lowered look. Also, I have seen some pics but was wondering if anyone had pics of their truck lowered with the ground force springs. I assume this is the cheapest and easiest way to lower right? Thanks for the pics, and the help. I will be putting 20's on for the summer and would like to go back to my stock 16's for the winter. What are your suggestions?

 

[IAmTodd]

You most likely won't have any problems. Just think, all the little cars get around

 

[trayson]

You most likely won't have any problems. Just think, all the little cars get around

^^^^^^^^ What he said.

I have ground force springs on my X. I drove up to Mt. Hood to go snowboarding and didn't have any trouble in the snow. I mean, they plow the roads for cars to drive on. Even lowered, the X has as much or more ground clearance than the average car.

That's one of the reasons I got an Explorer. Since I have a ridiculously built Jeep, the only thing I need 4WD for on my Explorer is snow-driving.

In addition, my sister drove my Explorer from New York to Washington state, over mountain passes and through snow storms, hitting a couple Utah ski areas on the way home. The stock 16's did fine with the ground force springs through all that.