Question for y’all what tire is better for deep snow All Terrain or Mud Tires? Moving to Alaska soon so I’m pretty curious.
Question for y’all what tire is better for deep snow All Terrain or Mud Tires? Moving to Alaska soon so I’m pretty curious.
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Dedicated snows.
That said, a lot of all terrains will work pretty good in the snow. Still need 4wd once in a while. I’ve never used a mud tire.
I do use two sets of wheels. I have some junky 17s with skinny tires for snow and they work awesome. Use my 22s with 35 in the summer.
Deep heavy snow I found MT’s to work the best, but in almost all other instances a dedicated winter tire
All terrain is way better then mud terrain – snow and ice tires even better. But, you shouldn’t run ice tires in summer – the softer rubber wears out really fast in temperatures above freezing
As a Canadian who lives where there is snow 6 months out of the year. Just get an all terrain tire with the M+S stamped on it
I live in Alaska. What part you moving to that is deep snow?
Fairbanks a buddy of mine said the snow gets pretty deep there during the winter months I’ll be getting there in October
@Juan I’m right there also. If you go off the roads then yeah it can get deep. It’s mostly icy. Some all-terrains with 4×4 is fine. There’s studless tires like blizzack but they are softer rubber and wear a lot if kept on in summer. Studded tires are only legal from sept-may. Best bet is A/T with some siping. You’ll be fine, it’s the other assholes you got to watch out for…?
Don’t get mud tires in Alaska. Unless you like to slide.
Look for snow rated tires. They have a little snowflake and mountain on the sidewall. Little softer compound for winter but not as soft as snow tires.
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