my 2 cents the springs from a dead stop don't make 1 bit of difference or in the rare event they do it is minimal. For snow and ice weight and traction are the main considerations. Also when parking, instead of throwing it in park where you stop try stopping and then backing up a foot then throw it in park as this will give you a runway to start off with. At work I drive a Dodge van with leaf springs and the necessary electrical supplies such as wire so I have some ballast and it will go through anything I want to try, but steering is my issue as the wheels will always try to follow the easiest path.
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