need tires any recomendations?
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No you want wide tires on very very deep snow, you dont want to fall through. And BFG/Simex/ etc make mud tires in 9.5"..
The only problem people have with TSL's is the treadwear, they should not be used as a DD tire as compared to BFG or something along those lines.
TSL's rank with Simex Extreme Trekkers as some of the best offroad tires.
The only problem people have with TSL's is the treadwear, they should not be used as a DD tire as compared to BFG or something along those lines.
TSL's rank with Simex Extreme Trekkers as some of the best offroad tires.
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If you want to know about 4 wheeling in deep snow look at this video.
http://www.mc4w.com/video.php
The GMC in my stepsons truck.
http://www.mc4w.com/video.php
The GMC in my stepsons truck.
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If you want to know about 4 wheeling in deep snow look at this video.
http://www.mc4w.com/video.php
http://www.mc4w.com/video.php
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We went over that already lol
But if the snow is bumper high, and you gotta take the jeep, you want wide tires, you do not want to fall through that much snow.
But if the snow is bumper high, and you gotta take the jeep, you want wide tires, you do not want to fall through that much snow.
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Just wondering here, how often do you find yourself driving through bumper deep snow on 30" tires and no lift?
You are completely leaving the OP's intentions behind, and going in the wrong direction.
You are completely leaving the OP's intentions behind, and going in the wrong direction.
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30" tires, General Grabber AT2's or Treadwright Guard Dogs.
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Well, the big white truck is my stepsons. Usually he goes with his 2nd generation 4Runner so he can take the family. That is the Cherokee that decided me on getting a Cherokee, he did Prichertt ( spelling? ) Canyon in Moab on 31s and didn't even need a strap on rocker knocker, one of only two in our group that didn't need a strap and the sign at the entrance says a minimum of 33 inch tires.
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I was up there this past winter with the avalanched green cherokee on 35's, not sure if you were there, some friends of mine from scobey came too.
Gee oh Dee- You lost me
Gee oh Dee- You lost me
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No last time I snow wheeled with my stepson was out of Checkerboard, Montana about 15 miles east of White Springs 2+ years ago. Great snow, we only had like 12 or 13 rigs, it was one of my most memorable snow trips.