Bought a new truck about a month ago.
I ran winter tires on a set of shitty rims last year on my old truck and wow what a difference that made!
North Shore has it’s fair share of hills and 4wd does jack shit going downhills.
Sadly the wheels are different now on the new ride so I couldn’t use the old winter rims/tires(sold them with the truck anyways).
New truck came with BFGOODRICH All Terrain KO2’s which feature the mountain peak/snowflake symbol indicating it’s an “all weather tire”.
Anyone on here experience using all weather tires compared to a true winter tire?
Soft powdery snow is one thing...ice is a whole new can of worms!!
I ran winter tires on a set of shitty rims last year on my old truck and wow what a difference that made!
North Shore has it’s fair share of hills and 4wd does jack shit going downhills.
Sadly the wheels are different now on the new ride so I couldn’t use the old winter rims/tires(sold them with the truck anyways).
New truck came with BFGOODRICH All Terrain KO2’s which feature the mountain peak/snowflake symbol indicating it’s an “all weather tire”.
Anyone on here experience using all weather tires compared to a true winter tire?
Soft powdery snow is one thing...ice is a whole new can of worms!!