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Yes sir. You know full well the ups and downs on I-68.

I’d go for 4.88 I’m in the mountains of west md, and have 4.56 with 34s.

The KO2s, Duratracs, and A/Tx are the highest rated all terrains for winter use, at least on Tirerack. I personally tried the duratracs and liked them. But this year I lucked into a free set of spare overland rims, so I just put on cooper snow claws. If the KO2s are cutting it, I’d look into a...

Actual pic

These are the steel spares, 17” with 245/75/17. This isn’t mine, but they all look alike

Have 2 gladiator spares, 2 more and you have a cheap set of steelies for winter Still have the highway tires on them. $75 apiece or $120 for both low miles if any located in west md.

alas, I couldn’t get out of work Saturday. Sundays looking doubtful as well.

How early on the 7th? im about 3 hours away. I’m tentatively scheduled to work the 6th but may be able to get out of it.

Generally the overland 18s are cheaper than the rubi or Mojave…. And the sports even less than that. How do you like the general artics?

Seems most will tell you to just run ATs with the 3 mtn peak symbol. I did ok with duratracs the past couple winters (northern Indiana and western Maryland). The KO2 and ATX also get amazing snow ratings on tirerack.com. I am planning on running 275/70/18 (33.2) in a general Arctic on a spare...

I did, but I have a manual. 4.56

Here’s my overland on 285/75/17s (33.9) before I added Mojave springs and rubicon shocks

I think I got maybe a half inch of extra legroom with the misch brackets.

Like a dummy I forgot to measure. But here’s a before and after I added Mojave springs and rubicon shocks

The atx gets amazing snow ratings. I strongly considered but I’m going to run dedicated snow tires

$75 shipped?

Found the video

Anyone ever go to green ridge? I saw a post on Facebook about it, looks fun.

Sounds good!

Hi from Cumberland