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quote:Originally posted by mach111
Ozz,
I have been using Wild Country tires which have a more aggressive tread for the winter. These tires to me resemble the old snow tread design. Lots of the 4-wheel guys run them in the south to get to their deer stands. I run them on two of our trucks in our landscape work. The tires have good traction in mud/snow for us. The link is just an example for tread. I get mine from a local tire guy.
ttp://www.4x4groupbuy.com/store/-p-11661.html?gclid=CJeU45ShwboCFUkV7AodnxAAgQd.
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Those treads are good for mud, as they are gapped far enough apart for self-cleaning, but there are much better tread patterns for snow and especially ice. I have a pair of Firestone Destination MTs and the tread is extremely aggressive, but while they do carry the M/S designation, they suck for winter driving compared to what else is available.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....tination+M%2FT Mud however is a different story as they will sling it with the best of them.