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I must be a bad driver because I have been stuck hundreds of timesNever once did I get stuck.
I must be a bad driver because I have been stuck hundreds of timesNever once did I get stuck.
damn you, I'm late for supper now after clicking on thatAbout one day. First one took lots of time. Probably second set would go in five hours
More than 1 kg of rubber was removed from each tyre.
Here those are tested in 25-30 cm of partly wet snow in my Defender 110 (std diffs, CDL locked):
View: https://youtu.be/EREBf_wAP2o
As you can see ridiculous spinning doesn't help but the tyres can regain traction even on the 30° slope with short reverse.
likewise.I must be a bad driver because I have been stuck hundreds of times
The link you sent I know. It was one of them I looked at. It tells however "bespiked" this means studs are already in the tyre. No interest to pull em out. If there were a feature like capable to carry studs but no studs set fine with me.I have them on my Defender for more then ten years.
No spikes needed. But you could screw them in!
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You are right. It is strange. I ordered this tyre some times and they never came with spikes but only with the holes where you can screw them in. However, on ebay there seem to be some offers of DOT22 tyres without spikes.The link you sent I know. It was one of them I looked at. It tells however "bespiked" this means studs are already in the tyre. No interest to pull em out. If there were a feature like capable to carry studs but no studs set fine with me.
But this is exactly the problem, it is possible to purchase it but with studs in.. I do not mount illegal tyres or do the torture of pulling studs out.
I'd pay attention more to sites/channels that dedicate to tires/tyres. I personally am a fan of Tyre Reviews and Tire Lab.I had a bit of a shock the other day watching a video on YouTube from TFL.
They were testing their Range Rover on 3PMSF marked tyres. They said they had done some research into what 3PMSF actually meant and how tyres got to earn the symbol. They said it was all bout how the car ACCELERATED in snow and ice and that was about it.
Came as a bit of a blow as I run an Amarok and the IG on tyres with this symbol and realise I may not be so well set up for bad weather if their statement is true.
Hey Shaky,I had a bit of a shock the other day watching a video on YouTube from TFL.
They were testing their Range Rover on 3PMSF marked tyres. They said they had done some research into what 3PMSF actually meant and how tyres got to earn the symbol. They said it was all bout how the car ACCELERATED in snow and ice and that was about it.
Came as a bit of a blow as I run an Amarok and the IG on tyres with this symbol and realise I may not be so well set up for bad weather if their statement is true.
I'd pay attention more to sites/channels that dedicate to tires/tyres. I personally am a fan of Tyre Reviews and Tire Lab.
My 2-cents (for what its worth): given your circumstances (location, expected amount of snow driving, difficulty of having two sets of tires), I think sticking with the KO2s is a good plan.I also watch/read those as well Flynnsk, I am not in a position to have an extra two sets of wheels and tyres dedicated to winter (lack of storage), and the UK where I am doesn’t get a lot of snow, in fact if I added all of the snow that has fallen around my house for the last 2-3 years I don’t think it would total 10” deep.
This leaves me trying to get the best middle of the road tyre and at this time that’s the fitted KO2 that came with the IG.
I must not be trying hard enoughI must be a bad driver because I have been stuck hundreds of times
You’re right, The Hana Rainforest on Maui is quite uninteresting.4-wheel-drive allows you to get stuck in much more interesting places.
Sorry I missed this! Let me know how you get on with them in ice and snow, the pattern looks goodEvening BVT,
I also live in Aberdeenshire so know the score.
I like BFG AT2 but my Gren came with the Bridgestones ( long story after N1/M1 fiasco), totally useless in snow or deep mud so I’m ditching them and going with Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac 255/70R18, £113/corner fitted and filled with N2 from Costco in Westhill, I will get BFG when it gets a bit more sensible but my dealer was quoting £358+vat for one! I’ve been trying to get Costco to supply BFG since they are owned by Michelin but not interested!
Wil do but I have to wait for some snow to arrive!Sorry I missed this! Let me know how you get on with them in ice and snow, the pattern looks good