35" M/T's in snow
08-25-2007, 08:28 AM
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35" M/T's in snow
Well I just purchased my 33's only 1 month ago, now I've added lift and I want to run 35's. If Firestone made the Destination M/T's in 35' I'd buy them in a sec. but they don't. So what I need from you are your experiences and opinions with different M/T's in snow and ice. Living in northern alberta we get plenty of the white stuff. As a matter of fact I took off my soft top yesturday and put the hard top back on in preparation for snow.
08-25-2007, 08:45 AM
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I wish i could help but im in the same boat as you are i need some 35's that are more aggressive than an all terrain and still will do well in the snow, i had 35 in. Toyo M/T's on my tacoma and they were awful same when i had 33 X-terrains on my old jeep i had to have it in 4 high all winter i love those two tires off-road but as soon as the snow hit they were terrible
08-25-2007, 09:18 AM
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You know the story...use good common sense. Drive slowly & carefully on wet slippery surfaces. OK..I'm done preaching. I had BFG MT's on my TJ and currently have them. The only thing that held me up was the car in front of me. Other than that I couldn't move once because the snow was higher than my suspension. MT's are a very good all around choice. AT's are the tire to use if you are not off roading.
Last edited by awfrode; 08-25-2007 at 09:21 AM.