FedEx driver was given a truck from Oklahoma without snow tires "because the company is too cheap" said the driver. The truck with little grip on the road as the tries are worn flat in the back and it's a back wheel drive gave the driver little to work within completing his daily route during a storm that dropped 14 inches of snow in a matter of hours. After completing a drop he struggles to make the turn around a corner in a small subdivision in Wisconsin that has a slight grade and only about 2 inches of snow covering the ground and already worn down by the cars that have driven on the road before it. The FedEx truck ended up burning a lot of rubber after getting the snow moved in front of the back tires.