…even be used with 20" wheels on newer Toyota Tundras. A popular misconception is that one can't find more aggressive On-/Off-Road All-Terrain tires in this size. This performance category is one of the most effective in snow traction and light off-road capability in a tire that can be used…
…snow storms here in Southeast Wisconsin - part of my area got hit with more than 20" of snow in less than a day. Even in the unplowed driveways and side streets, I was able to get to work the next day with no problems!' -- Tire Rack Consumer Review, 2007 Volkswagen GTI "These tires…
…excellent tire for many years. The Michelin LTX M/S2 was designed for drivers who are looking for a tire that will provide a long lasting tread, has a smooth and quiet ride and offers good wet traction as well as light snow traction. The LTX M/S2 is available in 39 sizes from 15-20 inch, also…
…the tire to provide dry, wet and light snow traction. This tire is available in 29 sizes from 15- to 20-inch. Maybe you don't need any all-season traction at all and you are looking for something that is considered to be "summer only." If that's the case, BFGoodrich has tires for you,…
…a good winter performance tire with a solid track record? I would suggest the Dunlop SP Winter Sport 3D. Winter performance tires offer a good blend of on road handling in dry/wet conditions as well as decent snow traction when the white stuff flies. * Winter Run Flat tire is available as the Dunlop…
…as well as your summer sensors when your second set of tires is installed in the spring. Winter / Snow Tire & Wheel Package with a Light Truck/SUV Studless Ice and Snow Tire For Anchorage, Alaska, which averages over 100 inches of snow a year, the narrower 245/75-17 Blizzak DM-V1 on a 17x8 10mm…
…disappointment was in light snow conditions. The Traverse is a large, heavy, AWD vehicle. With AWD engaged and a set of M%26S rated tires with less than 20K miles should be able to handle a couple of inches of snow easily. These Bridgestone%27s were a disaster. The tires slipped easily even with…
…snow tires, the Dunlop Winter Maxx, proved significantly better with a total of 103.4 feet. In a game of inches, the difference here is 15.2 feet. For a recap of our test, take a look at the results here. Looking for snow tire recommendations? Take a look at "Winter is Coming: What Winter Tire…
…miles after I purchased a set of these tires we got 8 inches of snow and I was driving places 4x4s were not. These are by far the best tires I have ever put on a car. Even after 15,000 miles, these tires are still barely worn and look almost brand new." -- Tire Rack Consumer, 1998 Honda Prelude…
…have gained 20 mm in width. This will work very similar on most vehicles. As you increase the wheel size, the width of the wheel also increases. To compensate, the width of the tire increases and the sidewall gets shorter to make up for the extra inch of wheel height. The wider your tires get, the…
…in 15-24 inch sizes* Combines exotic looks, large rim diameter sizes and off road capability, the Road Venture MT is a home in mild to wild off-road conditions. Shop by vehicle to see if these Kumbo Tires will fit yours, then click on individual tires to view tire pictures, tire test results…
…warranty in almost 30 different sizes. This tire is perfect for SUVs and small pickups. The A/T-S is a little more aggressive and suitable for off-road use. They do exceptionally well in snow and are offered in dozens of sizes from 15-20 inch. This tire is perfect for full-size trucks going for an…
…so we're driving it all the way. Today we have five inches of lake effect snow already on the ground, with more on the way. The Extreme Performance Summer tires we’ve been driving and racing on aren’t designed to work in the snow (and may even crack from below-freezing temperatures),…
…the tire's tread depth. If Lincoln's entire head is visible, the tire is worn to approximately 2/32" and is considered legally worn out in most States. Average new tires used on cars typically start with 10/32" to 11/32" of original tread depth. Dedicated winter / snow tires and light truck tires…
…quickly they can stop a vehicle. "Tire Rack's advice is that if rain and wet roads are a concern, you should consider replacing your tires when they reach approximately 4/32" of remaining tread depth." A typical passenger car tire has about twenty square inches of total footprint surface and begins…
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