Went for several drives through the snow today.
First one was decent, but some idiot kept trying to straddle the center of the highway at 20mph when people were trying to pass him, he almost ran me off the road (and if I had been in something smaller I'd likely have some damage to the left side of my vehicle from driving through the pile left by the plow)
the right lane was strips of wet pavement, left lane compacted snow.
Second trip had my son with me, took it easy, roads were still mostly wet pavement. A couple hours later after dropping off my son coming home, roads turned into compact snow with various idiot drivers going way too fast in the left lane.
Now just got home from heading halfway to a customer's house then getting told they didn't need me tonight. The turn around spot just happened to be a big empty parking lot.
I didn't know you could do actual donuts in one of these trucks.
Then I drove to an occupied part of the parking lot (walmart still open) someone pulled up beside me and we talked for a few minutes. Turns out he bought one of the first surplussed HMMWVs about 20 years ago. He painted it yellow and rhino lines the inside, but I still told him about this website.
Truck handled just fine on the roads, as the roads were all compact snow with a decent layer of fresh snow on them.
My truck is still wearing the MT tires, 70% or more tread, and weighing in at over 9k lbs due to the BEOD on back with tools and parts. Rear end does break free sooner than the front, but not by much when I'm using the brakes.
Below pic was when there was only 2 inches of snow, last I measured was about 10 in the yard, but some of it drifted in off the trees. Neighbor 1/2 mile away only had about 6.
(edit to add: I did take a corner on my own road too fast and slid off into a barbed wire fence. Caught the passenger mirror with the top of a T post but just folded the mirror flat against the truck. The brush guard got a few scratches in it from that as well, but no other visible evidence. Fence belongs to my uncle but appears nearly undamaged, so likely don't have to fix it)