brianP
Well-Known Member
Living in high snowfall average area, most Jeepers normally switch from their wide MT's in October here to something much narrower and normally in the snow rated AT form, even new All season radials tend to do better then the wide MT's in my experience
So yes narrow tires with a good tread design tend to perform better in the snow but as mentioned traction and common sense go hand and hand. Just because you have good narrow tires doesn't mean you still wont slide around or float in slush or ice
So yes narrow tires with a good tread design tend to perform better in the snow but as mentioned traction and common sense go hand and hand. Just because you have good narrow tires doesn't mean you still wont slide around or float in slush or ice
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