Winter Tires

[DU2500]

Just wondering if anyone knew of a snow tire that comes in a 35. i have not had any luck searching on the web.

thanks

[foreman00081]

are you looking for a dedicated snow/ice tire like a blizzak? or just a good tire for snow that comes in 35"? i doubt if they make the blizzak type tires that big but if youre just looking for a good tire for snow id recommend some BFG AT's, i run them in 33" for the winter and they are a great tire on snowy roads, great traction and they wear really well and are a tough tire. theyre not as good in really deep snow cause they are an AT but they do pretty decent still.

[justy]

I put on a set of goodyear wrangler silent armor Load range E Diameter 30.5. And seem to be a good tire so far. I don't think they make them a bigger tire though. I couldn't put a bigger tire on anyways. My truck would be to tall to get in the garage door. But I can tell you so far. Most of the snow we got this year I've been driving in 2wd no problem. I did use 4wd a few times for plowing snow though.

[Quyonmob]

BFG ATs are one of the few that carry the Extreme Winter Condition rating, sidewall bears this symbol. M+S tires actually require no testing to carry the M+S designation. Look for the mountain snowflake to make sure you have tires tested for winter use.

http://www.rubberassociation.ca/images/snowflake.jpg

[ontarioz71]

BFG AT's are great in the winter.
I would suggest getting a narrower tread width for winter. 285 is the widest I'd run in winter. 265 would be better yet but wouldn't look as good.