…winter / snow tire that you're using. Climate is arguably the most important factor in deciding when to install your winter snow tires. A driver in Alaska would install their winter tires earlier in the year than a driver in Illinois (and leave them on longer into the spring, as well). This is not…
…want a set of Dick Cepek tires: Radial F-C II (On-/Off-Road All-Terrain): "I have experienced a lot of adverse driving conditions living in Alaska and Idaho, and these tires amaze me. The stopping power and maneuverability on snow packed/ice roads is the best I have seen so far. In slush, mud…
…reasonable proportions are allowed when required for safety because of snow, rain or other conditions tending to cause a vehicle to skid or slide. Alaska North of 60 Latitude - Permitted September 16th - April 30th. South of 60 Latitude - Permitted October 1st - April 14th. Arizona Studded tires are…
…of 265/70-17 (31.6" overall diameter) or 265/75-16 (31.7"). Either the 245/75-17 (31.5") size for deep snow areas like Anchorage, Alaska or the 265/70-17 for moderate snow areas such as Cincinnati, Ohio are good size choices. The narrower tire cuts through deeper snow better, while…
…* Any vehicle used for farm, ranch, agriculture or off-road use. * Program is only available to customers living in the 48 contiguous States. Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, APO/FPO, Canada and Mexico are excluded. * Additional exclusions and limitations are described in the Program Certificate.…
…tire use. The dates on the list show when studded tires are allowed, unless otherwise specified. United States: * Alabama- Not Permitted * Alaska- North of 60°N 9/16-4/30, South of 60°N 10/1-4/14 (permit fee) * Arizona- 10/1-5/1 * Arkansas- 11/15-4/15 * California- 11/1-4/30 * Colorado-…
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