ATs Tested on Snow and Ice

[RudeJeepin]

I wish the 3.6l had an extra 100 ft lbs of torque. lol

Oops, not sure where I pulled those numbers from...well, I guess maybe my aXX!!!

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[NC_Overland]

Oops, not sure where I pulled those numbers from...well, I guess maybe my aXX!!!

I figured it was a typo. lol.

 

[Chance575]

My Baja boss At were great in the snow. I did have the sidewall spilt on them after 4 years. I now run nittos

 

[AmosMoses]

I was out last night under a level 2 snow emergency and the baja boss at's were excellent.

 

[montechie]

I got my Baja Boss ATs out a couple weeks ago on thick ice with off-and-on cream cheese snow and they did really well with my F-350. Test hard stops were surprisingly short. Front end didn't slide out on sharp corners with the heavy nose. Been getting them in mud this week and they're even more impressive. The sidewall tread/blocks are some of the most aggressive I've seen on an AT, grips muddy ruts well, which is nice when taking a full-size on sloppy shelf roads.

 

[Hemy5587]

I have ran the Goodyear Ultraterrains (35") and they did excellent in the snow and ice in MN but they wore down too quickly for me, part of it was the tire compound and part of it was my suspension out of whack at the time. I ran BFG K02s (37") and they did fine but like the original K0s, I feel like they liked to hydroplane at times and didn't perform as well in the winter as the Ultraterrains. I wish the Nokians came in 37" because I likely would have switched to them. Currently I am running Patagonia X/Ts (37") due to a killer price match deal from Discount Tire and so far I have zero regrets other than they are noticeably heavier than the BFG K02s. It was to be expected though, C rated vs D rated. I feel even a little overconfident winter driving now, will update if I end up in the ditch

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