Not sure if they're available in truck sizes, but on cars in colder climates I used to run specialized winter tires. Those have a softer rubber formula and grip a lot better than all-year tires. But they were way too soft in Summer and wore out quickly, so I changed tires every spring and fall.same in central British Columbia,not only is it a mandated requirement in winter it's also a deathwish to not run 3pmsf.good thing our power wagons come with winter rated rubber,even if they are duracraps.
same in central British Columbia,not only is it a mandated requirement in winter it's also a deathwish to not run 3pmsf.good thing our power wagons come with winter rated rubber,even if they are duracraps.
I saw a few sets listed last summer on this side of the states for around 1k give or take…. Prices are regional for sure…That's who I'm waiting on...a local.