NYCO's '06 Boosted Blue Betty

Can you add studs to the Pros?

 

I just put a set of Cooper AT/w on the wife's T4R and they might be worth considering. Not aggressive, but a ton of siping which is what you want for the NE conditions anyways.

 

was considering the ATW, but i'm looking around first for a winter tire that comes larger than 33" our trucks look funny with small tires

 

I was searching for a winter in a bigger size too... then I gave up and put my 265s on for another season. I quickly learned that they're a lot of fun now that I'm geared and supercharged. With this amount of wheel spin I'll be back on the hunt next season though

 

If you can't find large winter tires you could always sipe the MTR's. It will shorten their overall life but the grip is awesome on the ice.

 

true

 

damn

 

we call that candyland

 

Do you take these photos? Some badassery, i really like the night shots.

 

Fucking great pictar!

I love the picture porn in this thread.

 

that i do...it would be rare to see pics in here that aren't ours

 

Cool man, just see you in the truck in some of the shots. Anyways, sweet truck! keep the pics comin

 

those would be taken by my wife(ish) kayla...one of these days we'll buckle down and get married

 

one of the rarities...taken by another TCT editor Phil



kayla took these





i can't see all the pics due to firewalls at work, but those are the ones i see in the first post that aren't taken by me...i do the editing though on kayla's pics...so it's half mine which is why we watermark everything now NYCO Media as that covers us both

 

awesome pictures dude,

 

Nokian makes some of the best winter tires IMHO and should be pretty easy to find in VT. They make them up to 315/70/17's.

https://www.nokiantires.com/winter-tires/nokian-hakkapeliitta-lt2/

 

Nokian's AT tire with the severe service emblem. Rotiiva AT Plus. They call it a "all weather tire". They are also available up to a 315/70/17

https://www.nokiantires.com/all-weather-tires/nokian-rotiiva-at-plus/

 

was looking at the Yokohama Geolandar I/T G072 as it comes in a 315/75/16 offered through discount tire direct...


a lot of money no matter how big of a discount i can get...if all roads remained unplowed and full of powder i wouldn't have this dilemma

 

I am really happy with my st/max for winter driving. Gained a lot of confidence coming from the duratrac mtrs. Highway, city streets weather packed snow or what ever was fine. Also if the snow was super deep I had no problem either. I have a 255/85/16, so not sure if that makes much a difference in terms of weight distribution compared to a 315. Nonetheless coming from the 265 mtrs I was very impressed.

Also the tires are stud-able so they are a pretty winter geared all terrain.not sure how they compare price wise to what you've looked at but may be a good option.