How many run studded tires on awd/ Evo ?
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How many run studded tires on awd/ Evo ?
How many run studded tires on awd/ Evo ?
Bought a set of altimax arctic 225 45 17 there's virtually no feedback on this board about studded tires that is other than stud less is better. What about those in areas with minimal state or provincial road maint?
Bought a set of altimax arctic 225 45 17 there's virtually no feedback on this board about studded tires that is other than stud less is better. What about those in areas with minimal state or provincial road maint?
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Not many. See comment above on ice to packed snow/clean roads. Studs do not help everywhere.
Run good snow tires without studs is more than enough. If you're worried about ice look at snow tires with extra siping. Those will aid in ice traction. Personally, I run snow tires that handle ice more than heavy snow for my area. When I lived in NH/CT I used heavier snow type tires.
Run good snow tires without studs is more than enough. If you're worried about ice look at snow tires with extra siping. Those will aid in ice traction. Personally, I run snow tires that handle ice more than heavy snow for my area. When I lived in NH/CT I used heavier snow type tires.
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Every year we test on our ice rink the studded options come in last compared to the studless tires. The rubber technology is so good these days that studs are really a thing of the past. Added noise, decreased handling, quicker wear, etc really makes them antiquated technology.
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I've always run studs here in winter until this year. I swapped to a good non studded tire, and I have to say, I haven't noticed a huge difference.
So I gotta say I think Neal is right anymore
So I gotta say I think Neal is right anymore