thecaper

During the winter, we get a ton of packed ice and snow. What are the best traction tires that you guys are running for packed snow/ice ?

caged

we have 33x12.5 trxus and don't mind them at all. they have siping in the treads for the hard pack/shiny snow. they're now on the wifey's tj.

i have iroks on the xj that work well on the same stuff. but i don't drive it very much in the winter, only when i want to take it out for a spin. once or twice a year. not at all last winter.


my tj has destination mt. they suck in these conditions. lol. and it's my daily driver/winter driver.

esteem

I have the Mickey thompson baja mtz on mine. They arent ment just for snow but I go snow wheeling alot and they have done great for me. they also have lasted a long time and havent warn down to fast. Im definatly buying another set once mine are used up.

OAS

They dont make 'em any more, but if they did.......

Firestone Town and Country radials.

I would bet even against todays tire there would be no finer.
They did well in mud too!

A few old ads...........
anyone remember them?
http://all-classic-ads.com/firestone...sical-ads.html

INDIANA-XJ

I have a set of 31 inch BFG AT's and they did great this winter. We got a significant amount of snow and ice and I had no problem's.

91 limited owner

Cooper Discoverer STT's.. Great M/S tire for price, Rated for 50,000 miles.

99rockies

Thats what everybody says but I slid off 3 times last winter driving slow and not being an idiot, than picked up some offbrand AT's with studs and never slid again

01XJwheeler

i live up in the mountains in flagstaff, az and we get qutie a bit of snow(most in the country this year). i ran a set of 29" Mastercraft Courser MTs and they worked great. ive only got a 2" lift and i never got stuck worse than having to give it a little push.

1ATony

I had the BFG ATs on an 89 full size Bronco I had and they used to ball up with snow and become slippery,they look cool but found out they didn't clear out to easily.