Burnin rubber!

[Sheriff]

My mom got into a mini race with a explorer and came around the corner and fishtailed when it was wet so you definitley can on a rainy day (don't worry she's better than most guy drivers when she drives).

I can't honestly recall ever seeing a female driving a Tahoe or Yukon in a reckless manner. I think they have more respect for the size and weight than men do. Us men guys think we are the bomb behind a steering wheel!

 

[RollTide2]

My mom got into a mini race with a explorer and came around the corner and fishtailed when it was wet so you definitley can on a rainy day (don't worry she's better than most guy drivers when she drives).

I've done that before.

 

[Regency]

I can't honestly recall ever seeing a female driving a Tahoe or Yukon in a reckless manner. I think they have more respect for the size and weight than men do. Us men guys think we are the bomb behind a steering wheel!

Haha I've seen some that don't know when to wash them though and don't know proper maintenance. And a lot of blondes with nbs white escalades on 24s kinda strange.

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I've done that before.

Haha and I can't wait too!

 

[R_Sharpe]

1st, you CAN turn stabilitrak off, press and hold the traction control button for up to 6 seconds, and you will get a message in the DIC informing you that the Stabilitrak system has been disabled.

2nd, I can't exactly "roast" my tires when it's dry, but I have absolutely no trouble chirping my tires when I pull out... Whenever the ground is the slightest bit wet though, I can burn 'em off pretty good. I drifted my '07 for quite a while (I'm not sure how many feet) after pulling out of a carwash, lol. If you're trying to spin your tires, it always helps to engage tow/haul mode and make sure tcs & stm are both off... Oh, and feather the brake...