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Old 01-03-2022, 02:42 PM #1
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My new snow tires and wheels

I recently bought a set of Milestar Patagonia 285/70r17 M/T tires that I’m using as my snow tires this winter. My 18-year-old OEM wheels were peeling, so I also bought a set of 17x8 American Racing rims. Walmart had a deal going, so I got the tires for about $160 each, and the wheels were also about $160 each, also at Walmart. My Discover card also had a 5% off deal at Walmart when I bought everything, so I saved another $80 for the set of five wheels/tires.

The wheels are machined, but the center caps are more chrome looking, so I left them off. I think they look better without the center caps. The blue color showing in the center of the wheel is the Spidertrax 1.25” wheel spacer.

Overall, I like the new look!
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Are these Mud & Snow tires? I think winter tires (Blizzaks for example) are a lot more expensive.
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Are these Mud & Snow tires? I think winter tires (Blizzaks for example) are a lot more expensive.
They do say “m+s” on the sidewall.
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They do say “m+s” on the sidewall.
there's certainly a difference between "m+s", "3-peak", and "snow". M+S is an all-season tire, not necessarily designed specifically for snow at all. that said, if you don't get a ton of snow during the winter, i'm sure they'll work fine. this article has some good info: Discount Tire | Tires and Wheels for Sale | Online & In-Person
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there's certainly a difference between "m+s", "3-peak", and "snow". M+S is an all-season tire, not necessarily designed specifically for snow at all. that said, if you don't get a ton of snow during the winter, i'm sure they'll work fine. this article has some good info: Discount Tire | Tires and Wheels for Sale | Online & In-Person
Yes, I am aware of the differences, and thanks for the link! I have owned tires from all 3 categories. I was just answering the specific question, “are these mud & snow tires?” I actually had to look at the sidewall because I couldn’t find the info on the Milestar website. I had just read online reviews about how they did in the snow.

Where I live, when it snows, only about 20”/yr avg., the roads are cleared within a day or two. Also, since covid started, I’ve only been driving about 150 miles/month - just trips to the local grocery store, gas station, bank or post office.
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Yes, I am aware of the differences, and thanks for the link! I have owned tires from all 3 categories. I was just answering the specific question, “are these mud & snow tires?” I actually had to look at the sidewall because I couldn’t find the info on the Milestar website. I had just read online reviews about how they did in the snow.

Where I live, when it snows, only about 20”/yr avg., the roads are cleared within a day or two. Also, since covid started, I’ve only been driving about 150 miles/month - just trips to the local grocery store, gas station, bank or post office.
Welp - there you go! They should work great then. Seem like really nice tires. Noticing more and more people running them. Let us know how they do!
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Sweet choice! Love the new tire and wheel combo. 18in are just too much rim on the 4runner. Glad you went with the 17in.


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