OP knows how to deliver ! <| sep |> Because he said something stupid . <| sep |> you could just enlarge the starboy text if the blank space bothers you . or enlarge both . good job tho <| sep |> Why do people think Spla 2 n is good ? Splatwo fits the nineties theme waaaay better and works out loud ? That said , Remix would be brilliant . <| sep |> Or it ' s just more interested in being friends . <| sep |> Damn what a delusional person . I agree with contacting her parents andor husband . She needs mental help . <| sep |> From what I understand Brooke Shields farted there once . <| sep |> 09 Nissan Frontier driver living in an urban area that sees frequent heavy snowIt ' s been mentioned a couple of times but centered over the axle is ideal in adding weight . That said the issue of securing them so they don ' t slide is paramount , ergo a couple of wedgedbraced 2 x 8 ' s on either side of the wells is essentially cheap insurance . That said if you use the bed to haul stuff in winter that obviously cuts down on bed space . Ergo your next best option is just ahead of the wheel hubs on either side . You can line the edge with sandbags without cutting down on bed space too hard . The only time you want sandbags behind the axle is in service of counterweighting a big heavy object ahead of the engine IE a plow . At least that ' s what I ' ve heard by more than one plow driver in the winter anyway , so don ' t take my word as gospel . With that said . how often do you really use the bed in winter and what are the average snow accumulationtemperature conditions ? You could feasibly just keep packing snow down over the rear axle until the spring thaw .