Best snow tires period

nowires · May 22, 2009

crash said:
You might as well not even try :haha:

But those tires may not work on my rig... More to it than just tires

Snow wheelin in western washington is most about time of day and the driver
and the last 48 hr of weather
Tires, It depends if you want to go over it or threw it

cisco · May 22, 2009

nowires said:
Snow wheelin in western washington is most about time of day and the driver
and the last 48 hr of weather
Tires, It depends if you want to go over it or threw it

and the weight of your rig and horsepower

2pwrlftrs4u · May 22, 2009

BFG Trail TA's... 30x9.50's :awesomework:

Clark · May 22, 2009

i had real good luck with Irok's over last winter, best tires i've used ever

Snowrunner · May 22, 2009

Gumbo mudders, IROKS, BFGs anything that has a open tread pattern provides floatation and cleans well and is sized at least in a 38+ and 14 or 15 wide.

Jaydog · May 22, 2009

Snowrunner said:
Gumbo mudders, IROKS, BFGs anything that has a open tread pattern provides floatation and cleans well and is sized at least in a 38+ and 14 or 15 wide.

BFG Krawlers and M/T's suck in the snow

greenie · May 25, 2009

nwgrand's ol bfg mts did purdy well bustin trail for us at 4psi.
watched a zuki on iroks stick to a sidehill like spiderman last night though. they really hold their line well.
another vote for the iroks:awesomework:

jeaton · May 26, 2009

I guess im lucky because almost all of the tires talked about here I have ran on the same toyota give or take 2-300 lbs from 36-38 gumbos, 37 mtr, 44 fun country, 42 irok and now 42 sticky. The 42 sticky ran bakcwords all weekend walked away from everything! Friends running other 42 iroks and 39.5 HATE my truck! I will say deep gearing and a light rig help. I weight 3400 trial ready. But I think that having run these all these tires on almost the same rig over the years is a good test and the 42 sticky are the best!