What Kind Of Tires For Snow & Ice?

Being from CA I’m not sure what would work on ice other than studs or chains. But my Bridgestone Duellers (revo) works pretty good on my Suburban in snow. They might even work on that go-cart of yours!

Go-Cart!
At least mine has power windows!
Have a good one Goose Hi to Donna..

Hi . Ron .
……………..I resently heard some other people talking about the same problem in your area because of the Cold Blast . U . guys got . . All the light weight 4-wheel and Front Wheel cars were havin the same problem . But the Cars Are Politicaly Correct…

Gee……………………..
I guess no one can answer my question. LOL

Chariot wheels with spikes in served the Roman Empire quite well.

Thanks John

You might look at the BF Goodrich Long Trail. Not sure if they’re available for your vehicle but they are good road tire for light trucks and offer decent traction snowy stuff.

Hi David,
Thanks for the info.

But I was serious about the Revos……Haven’t had much luck with the BFG’s though…

Heh Goose,
I checked my size 235×60x16 or 215×65x16 and they do not come in that configuration. Thanks anyway.

The best all season tires, that would work best in the snow would be the Goodyear Assurance TripleTred Tires…they are long lasting, and give you the best traction/ride.

I work for a tire store and since these tires have come out, I always recommend these first as the best all season tire to purchase. The only way to get better traction would be to go to a snow tire.

Thank you Allen. Consumer Reports seems to agree with you. They also rate the Goodyear Assurance Triple Tred #1.

The General Grabber HTS is a terrific tire in snow. I recently drove in the mountains in a heavy snow storm, and these tires rode like they were on dry pavement. I felt as if I were riding on angels’ breath. I believe that they are comparable to authentic snow tires. I previously had Nokian tires on the car, which are designated as winter tires, but the Generals got better traction in the snow. They are also great performers on dry and wet roads, which make them an ideal all-weather tire. They utilize a new tire compound that stays completely flexible in icy conditions.

Thanks Tim for the information. I’ll take a look at the General tire.
Regards, Ron