What are you running for tires now? AT's, a deeper lugged all-season, heck even something like a new MTR or TrXus will work fine. They won't come close to a good winter tire but they'll still get you there and back again.
I run Hakkapeliitta 10 LTs during the winter. I'd say only about 15-20%...
You can run them on the front if you're also running a set on the rear. If you only have one set they must be run on the rear. If you run front only you run the risk of watching your rear end pass your front end on downhills. :eek:
Cables won't do dick on ice. You're probably better off...
After thinking about it would you not agree that taking the axe in the windshield was the safer choice? Last year I saw a Jeep Grand Cherokee almost roll at 120km/hr trying to avoid a gopher. One of the scariest things I've seen was looking at that Jeep on two wheels. There are choices in most...
I'm learning from guys that have decades of experience. They practice what they preach on a frequent basis.
Without that pressure I wouldn't have gotten as far as I did. Now I could air up and go faster but that vastly increases the risk of damage.
Anyways, thats why I posed the original...
245/75 R16 Goodyear MTRs: 11 front 16 rear. I use that for stuff like this:
http://www.calgaryjeep.com/modules.php?set_albumName=albun55&op=modload&name=gallery&file=index&include=view_album.php
I still run higher (15f/20r) if the trail allows it.
Correct me if I'm wrong but popping a bead...
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