i decided to keep my stock tires and wheels for winter instead of waisting money on witer tires i rater spend that money on 35 '' so i decided to improve them a little bit all it took was a couple of beer's a box of 1000 1/2inch studs a 1/8 drill bit and of course the stud gun that i borrowed from a friend

aprox 200 studs per tire !

 

Looks good. How do those work in the ice and snow? Never driven studded tires.

 

i had the studs on for a month now and its nite and day difference on ice ... 100% improuvment. the tires were good in snow but on ice they were hard as plastic .... so i corected this issue with the studs . i was afraid that studs would reduce my braking power on dry pavement but a friend of mine who is in the tire buisnes for more than 30 years convinced me to do this he told me that the studs wont fall of ... and that it will not be slipery ...

all i can say is so far so good i havent lost a single stud and they are not that noizy i actualy like the sound when i take of at a light ....
and they are not slipery on dry pavment ...

 

great idea however aren't those Goodyear MTR's in the picture not KM2's

 

those are KMs The stock Rubi tires.

Is there a big noise difference?

 

My bad......