BC and winter tires Oct 1
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LMLCHEVY
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Did both vehicles the other day.
October 1 seems a little early for this to me though. We had more snow in June this year than last October lol.
October 1 seems a little early for this to me though. We had more snow in June this year than last October lol.
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I ride with the stock "winters" or "m/s" all summer. Nothing illegal about it.
When I think (not when the government thinks arbitraily) we are getting close to winter, I will put on the dedicated winter studded tires.
When I think (not when the government thinks arbitraily) we are getting close to winter, I will put on the dedicated winter studded tires.
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Nokians are awesome!
Caper11
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Put my studded dirtytracks on yesterday. Got the sled hauler all ready.
Jorg Jorgenson
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I also just got my new tires put on the new-to-me sled hauler. 285 KO2’s , re-stained the sled deck this weekend as well
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I don't put mine on till after it snows, and pull em off when the roads clear up.
Going on my 6'th or 7'th winter on them and they still look brand new. Really wish they were better on ice though, they SUCK on ice and mine are studded also.
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I run KO2 tires all year no studs. Really like them. Great in mud too.
Only chained up 3 times this year towing trailer into camp spots
Bnorth
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Run snowflakes on the truck all year so not in a rush to pull off the K02's for the Hakks. Wife's car the summers were doneski so I put the winters on last week. Felt pretty wintry a couple mornings with frost so didn't want to take chances on the drives to Revy.
Jorg Jorgenson
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Yeaa my last truck I ran KO2’s year round and really liked the tire, had about 63xxxkm on them when I sold the truck and still woulda got at least another 20xxxkm for sure, maybe more depending on the season
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Pretty good tire but throw rocks like mother f$&@.
I find the ridge grappler much better .
Pretty good tire but throw rocks like mother f$&@.
I find the ridge grappler much better .
Jorg Jorgenson
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Yes they definitely do grab a lot of rocks, I think that’s what helped contribute to my paint chips along the underside of my last truck (even with good flaps). This new truck of mine is definitely a long term rig, so some rock guard may be in my future to help Protect against this...
Luke The Drifter
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Just received and email from my insurance company about winter tires. They want to know if they’re currently installed on my 2019 super duty or not for the winter. I’m guessing I get a bit of a break if there is. I’ll have to go check but I’m pretty sure the stock wranglers on the truck don’t have the snowflake symbol. Like I needed another excuse to get 35s
. My wife is gonna kill me haha
. My wife is gonna kill me haha
canuck5
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Brand new set of studded duratracks yesterday and the V bars for those shiny steep logging roads.
Stompin Tom
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Just received and email from my insurance company about winter tires. They want to know if they’re currently installed on my 2019 super duty or not for the winter. I’m guessing I get a bit of a break if there is. I’ll have to go check but I’m pretty sure the stock wranglers on the truck don’t have the snowflake symbol. Like I needed another excuse to get 35s
Dont need the snow flake, just the M&S designation
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