Abs light came on in my 2003 chevy venture

Use the scanner diagnos and reset because your tire slide the snow the traction is on

if you have a code reader available,reset trouble codes,if that doesn't work you probably need to have it checked out.they may have dis lodged a sensor when they changed the tires.unless you radically changed tire size it shouldn't be the tires

The water may be condensation after using the A/C.

The noise & abs light combination seems to be the wheel bearing/speed sensor. Get the ODB code checked by Advance Auto for free. That code will let you know what the issue is.

About the only semi-solution to your problem is weight and good tires. I used to fill the pickup bed with snow. Snow is free, heavy and always around when you need it and melts away when you don't.
Good tires are essential as no matter which kind of differential you have if the tires can't grip you won't go anywhere.

SERVICE TRACTION CONTROL and NO TRAC light comes on and off. Changed wheel hub and bearings, alignment, brakes, tires...HELP!!!

It may have pushed one of you sensor back away from your tone wheel its a common problem,all you have to do is push the sensor back againts your wheel and it will set itself,I hope this helps you and thanks

check the brake fluid level make sure you have enough in it
it could be a couple of things though

Take it to auto parts store an have diagnostic tool hooked up to read codes >

Traction control systems measure wheel speed differences by various methods to determine if one wheel is rotating faster than the other. A heavier buildup of ice/snow could be affecting wheel rotation speed causing the TCS to engage. ABS works by sensing slippage at the wheels during braking, and continually adjusting braking pressure to ensure maximum contact between the tires and the road. Suggest clearing out the wheel wells now and periodically throughout the winter. Also remove ice/snow build up between the wheel and the brake pads/rotor.

Could be a dirty or snow packed ABS sensor made brake light come on, not 100% sure on yur vehicle. Tire pressures will lower when colder, perhaps all related to snow & cold . If in garage, let it warm up & melt some snow & maybe yur troubles will disappear. I would check tire pressures regardless, they may have been borderline low, and cold caused it to go low enough to trip monitor.