whats the best mud tire in the snow?

My question is how did you get up to the summit in Boreal with your truck? I didn't know they allowed vehicles to go up into the resorts unless I am missing something?

 

Kelly safari tsr> duratrac.

They grab snow and ice hard. My buddies last year weren't having the same luck with duratracs.

 

As mentioned, Duratracs aren't a full on mud tire, more of an in between from that and an AT tire, but mine have never failed me in any snow situation. Sure there are others that perform better as well but mine have been great.

 

So when are you moving?

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Just put 265/75/16 Duratracks on new 8" wide rims. LOVE them! (I did have to remove front mudguards to prevent rubbing.) Rain is nothing, standing water is nothing...still waiting on snow...and in South Carolina...that can be a long wait.

 

just tested out my nitto trail grappler m/t's in the snow slush an surprisingly they stuck pretty good im in an access cab

 

I had KM2's on my Jeep wrangler and in the "muck" they were excellent and aired down they are like a tractor but on ice forget about it cause they SUCKED and that is why I had Blizzaks on my stock wheels.

2dr Wrangler w/KM2's + Ice = serious pucker factor!!!!!

 

Duratracs are, by far, the best snowy road, aggressive tire I've run. Not a real mud tire, but a very aggressive AT. Next I would have to say the General Grabber AT2's.

I just bought my second set of Duratracs! Still loving them and will buy them again!

 

Where the hell is all the snow?

Canada has gotten about 6 inches so far.

 

we have gotten about 1-2 feet on 3 different storms in socal mountains so far

 

Wtf? Since Canada doesn't have nice summers or good winters, I'm gonna gtfo.

 

is anyone running the Duratracs year round ?
i'm currently running Dunlop Radial Rover RVXT's. they've been great as an all year round tire and are snow flake rated. i have a RWD prerunner and going into my 4th winter on them (about 55000 km on them). can you run the Duratracs year round

 

I do!

 

I'd be happy with the 6", but I would love to have the 50".

I could use some snow removal income.

 

Snow hog!
What doesn't get scraped off in the Tahoe Mtns or fall in Reno gets scraped off on the Mtns between Reno & Ferntucky.
We might have gotten a total of 5" or 6" so far this year.
We did get a white Christmas our first year here (about an inch fell last night).

 

The Mud Grapplers I used to have were the best tires iv seen in the snow. Way too heavy though

 

toyo is my brand of choice

 

I'm willing to try a different tire, but I haven't had a lick of trouble with my KM2's