I searched for my original post to see who exactly it was who recommended I buy the General Grabber AT2's. Excellent choice! I'm in love with these tires. I was looking for a really good snow tire that I could run all year without too much wear because I don't have the $$ to buy wheels to swap for the summer. When I looked at them, the salesman said they are actually rated as an all-season tire. They must be very popular because they were nationally backordered for 2 months!

I believe my benefactor was either Ol' Blue or Bustedback. Thank you very much!

The tire store called me when they came in and I went down there within the hour. The place was mobbed! The sky was that deep mottled gray we call a "Snow Sky" and everybody was panicing about not being prepared. These tires bite like a cat with sharpened claws. I did run through about 3" of heavy wet snow with no problems.

Again, these are General Grabber AT2's 245/70R16's

 

pics or it didnt hapin

 

Got no pics. Got no camera. Maybe someday.

 

Glad those tires are working so good Dave, but it wasn't me that recommended them.

 

2012 and you have no way off taking a digital photo? The hell you use for a cell phone? A 1980's motorola brick?

 

I don't think it was me that recommended them, but I'm glad you like them.

 

Got one. Don't use it anymore. Seriously, I've got a Samsung Tracfone. Don't need anything else. I've also got a Canon AE1 SLR with 2 lenses that is just about worthless today although the rig cost me about a grand when I bought it. I went to see about trading it in on a new digital and was told they'd give me $25 off. Big Whoop! When I think about the rolls of film I put thru that camera on racing, camping, and wildlife I get sick! I was so into photography I had it mounted on a rifle stock with a long lense and I'd go deer hunting.

You may not know it, but I'm 68 years young. Young at heart, but the body"s betraying me. I'm lucky if I can walk from one end of Walmart to the other without stopping at least once. The knees are shot. Probably from all the dirt biking I've done.