snow tires

[AlaskaSpeed]

I run all season radials, but some run snow tires in the winter. What do you guys do?

[wyndzer]

I run razr's and holeshots, we rarely get snow.

[AlaskaSpeed]

hmmmm

[Derek]

i dont run in the snow

[AlaskaSpeed]

I don't know if I can get a set of Razrs in a 15" rim

[Stevie-D]

my razr's suck nuts in the snow, but the mud tires on my trailboss hook up real well

[250exen]

pretty sure he aint talking about quads, hes talking about cars/trucks;)

[250exen]

ohh, jim,
for the record, i think my parents(i dont own a car, im only 14:eek: ) run all season radials

[DEAL]

all seasons here.

[XANDADA]

I prefer the additional traction that the snow tires provide in the deep mushy stuff but the all-seasons when the surface is harder/drier. I also hear that running smaller width tires helps in deep snow, anyone know if that's true?

[Glow Plug]

Right now we have all seasons on my mom's car, on my dad's crv we have all seasons on the truck there's all seasons that are gonig to be getting replaced by some mudterrians

[skemp]

I just put on some Duralon Widetrack Baja MT's on my truck (92 Ranger 4X4) in 31x10.5x15 size. I'll try to get some pics on here soon. I'm hoping to see at least 15,000 out of them with plenty of rotating, their really aggessive. They are so awesome off road though. :devil:

[AlaskaSpeed]

I run Michelin all seasons and they are a great compromise between great traction and quiet road ride.......

[skemp]

Originally posted by AlaskaSpeed
I run Michelin all seasons and they are a great compromise between great traction and quiet road ride.......

I do have great traction, but my truck sounds like a Boeing landing. :uhoh:

[Meek]

I also hear that running smaller width tires helps in deep snow, anyone know if that's true?

It is true