mtudb24
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The best 2 I have run. General Grabber ATX's and Goodyear Duratracs. Both in 35x12.50x17
Both snow 3 peak rated.
Both snow 3 peak rated.
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Nokian makes some great tires for snow- the Hakka for winter or the WR for all-season car use (great in snow, but they tend to get loud in old age)
I had their previous generation A/T tire on my Ram- the Rotiiva. Pretty good, but not as good as the WR. They redesigned and call them the Outpost now, haven't had a chance to try them out yet. I'll probably use them when my Falken Muds wear out (if not sooner) they're pretty terrible on road snow
I had their previous generation A/T tire on my Ram- the Rotiiva. Pretty good, but not as good as the WR. They redesigned and call them the Outpost now, haven't had a chance to try them out yet. I'll probably use them when my Falken Muds wear out (if not sooner) they're pretty terrible on road snow
Snake Eyes
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Good to keep on all year round….KO2. Had them on all our vehicles including in Idaho. Great wet, snow, 3 peak. Pathfinder, FJ cruiser and will be getting them to replace OEM on JT
https://www.overlandsite.com/accessories/duratrac-vs-ko2/
https://www.overlandsite.com/accessories/duratrac-vs-ko2/
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One thing to consider is the depth of the sipes. Some tires the siping is very shallow, so it will disappear after a few thousand miles
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