Posted by: Ag_xterra
good tire comparo in four wheeler magazine - 21/03/01 09:03 AM
this months four wheeler magazine has much information on off road tires and tire pressure. very informative.
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Silver Ice Xterra Xe
4x4 auto 3pk
Posted by: wqbang
Re: good tire comparo in four wheeler magazine - 21/03/01 09:57 AM
Which issue? April or May?
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Posted by: OffroadX
Re: good tire comparo in four wheeler magazine - 21/03/01 10:02 AM
The one with the truck doing an end-o on the cover
Brent
Posted by: seamonkey
Re: good tire comparo in four wheeler magazine - 21/03/01 03:08 PM
May issue
Good article.
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'01 Yellow SE 4X4 w/leather, stock so far.
'96 Dodge Ram 4x4, 318ci, 5spd., 33X12.5 Mickey Thompson Baja Claw Radials, 3.92 gears True-trac LSD front axle, Auburn LSD rear axle.
Posted by: lemsip
Re: good tire comparo in four wheeler magazine - 21/03/01 06:52 PM
One of the articles points out at snow sticks to an all terrain tire, making it grip less, while on the other hand the mud tire cleaned it self of snow and performed better.
I was under the impression that snow grips snow and that if the tire is snow packed you will have better traction.
Does it depend on the snow ?
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Posted by: Bayou Boy
Re: good tire comparo in four wheeler magazine - 22/03/01 07:28 AM
I've never driven in snow but from what I've read on the board I thinkthis is how it is.
1. Hardpacked road snow- Snow needs to stick to snow so you won't spin.
2. Offroad drift snow- Tires need to be able to dig in and pull through the snow.
I hope this is right.
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Posted by: gothamist
Re: good tire comparo in four wheeler magazine - 22/03/01 07:36 AM
Originally posted by Bayou Boy:
I've never driven in snow
My god man, come North! Snow is fun.
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Posted by: OffroadX
Re: good tire comparo in four wheeler magazine - 22/03/01 09:39 AM
BB, that's pretty much what they say in the article, and what I understood as well.
Brent