He's in FL so even less chance of that.
FL roads get slippery after and during heavy rains, almost every day in the summer. It’s so hot that oils rise from the warm asphalt, then it floats in the rain water. It’s not snow, but it’s real. I lived there for 19 years.
Mines a ‘21. Didn’t know 4H auto wasn’t a ‘20 option. Sorry. Don’t know. Mine has the CV’s. I’m swapping them for stronger ones from RCV when lift and bigger tires go on. Don’t want to break them far from home. Sorry I don’t have your answer.
You bet - a dry spell then the first rains make roads super slick around here for exactly those reasons. You can actually see the colors in the water on the roads then.
Yep. When I moved there from a snowy climate, I giggled at people that said rain makes roads slippery. Then I learned.
