I keep a 80 pound roll of shingles (roll roofing) in the back of my truck. Once
a season or so, I have to throw it under my tires to get unstuck. Works like a
charm.

(MilkyWhy) wrote in message ...
I keep a 80 pound roll of shingles (roll roofing) in the back of my truck. Once
a season or so, I have to throw it under my tires to get unstuck. Works like a
charm.

yes, and i have seperate shingles on steps of my outside deck.
excellent for non slip traction and absolutely no tar comes off them.

MilkyWhy wrote:

I keep a 80 pound roll of shingles (roll roofing) in the back of my truck. Once
a season or so, I have to throw it under my tires to get unstuck. Works like a
charm.

What do you get stuck on? I haven't had that problem much in the
winter. But then I have four wheel drive, too.

Sorry couldn't resist gloating a bit about our mild winters down
here.

Difference between four wheel and two wheel drive: How far you have
to walk to call a tow truck.

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Robert Allison
Rimshot, Inc.
Georgetown, TX