good AT tires for snow?
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05-14-2008, 05:58 PM
Most heavy treaded tire is going to be decent in the snow or slush given there is enough tread depth for the tire to grab. That's why most of you are reporting good results with several different tires. One thing to keep in mind is that the rubber compounds of AT tires won't allow the tire to do much better than a car tire on ice or hardpack. They get hard from the temperature like the rest of them do. Only snow tires will help you there. So, don't get over-confident and end up sorry.
My pick in the snow? Revo for an all terrain tire, or The DMZ3 Blizzak.
My pick in the snow? Revo for an all terrain tire, or The DMZ3 Blizzak.
Also, as far as load ratings, how do winter tires fair. If i need to tow or haul something heavy while my winter tires are on, will I be ok?
These issues are what is leading me towards getting an AT for my winter tires.
Thanks in advance for any help.