Best Snow-Only Tires
#1
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Join Date: Mar 2011
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Hey guys, I'm looking to get some snow tires but I really have no idea which brand to get.
All winters I do a lot of driving through snow, not offroading though, and the tires I have would still be good for a few more summers, but not a winter. Once those go I'll probably pick up some BFG's, but for the time being, I need some snow tires.
So, what are your opinions on the best snow tires for daily driving on slippery snowy roads?
All winters I do a lot of driving through snow, not offroading though, and the tires I have would still be good for a few more summers, but not a winter. Once those go I'll probably pick up some BFG's, but for the time being, I need some snow tires.
So, what are your opinions on the best snow tires for daily driving on slippery snowy roads?
#3
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Join Date: Oct 2011
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I have had great luck in the past with Firestone Winterforce tires. My Jimmy is the first vehicle I have not bought them for.
Just looked them up on Tirerack... I would go with the UV rather than the LT. There is a slight difference in the tread pattern, the UV is the pattern that I have used in the past.
Just looked them up on Tirerack... I would go with the UV rather than the LT. There is a slight difference in the tread pattern, the UV is the pattern that I have used in the past.
#4
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Location: Calgary, Alberta
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Snow tires are great but they are very expensive so if you only want them for a winter or two until you get a set of new BFG's I would recomend you just go get the BFG's now. A good AT tire gets almost as good traction in the winter and you can run them year around and avoid costly change overs and storing a set of tires somewhere. I prefer the Goodyear Silent Armor's but a BFG would be a close second. I have them on my 1/2 ton truck and they are great in the winter.
Nokian also makes a winter tire that can be run year round (the Nokian WR) so you might want to look at those.
Nokian also makes a winter tire that can be run year round (the Nokian WR) so you might want to look at those.
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