Fun Country II
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Phaedrus
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I had them on my Colorado... Overall a pretty good tire.
I had the 265/75 16 Load Range E. Worked excellent offroad, Aired down to 15psi, would crawl over anything. Never tried them in the sand. Treadwear was excellent!
Only problem was in snow/ice. Great forward bite in snow, nonexistent sideways bite. Which is really handy if you want to, I don't know, TURN in the snow. Ice performance can only be described as scary...
Depending on where you live, this might not be an issue...
eace:
I had the 265/75 16 Load Range E. Worked excellent offroad, Aired down to 15psi, would crawl over anything. Never tried them in the sand. Treadwear was excellent!
Only problem was in snow/ice. Great forward bite in snow, nonexistent sideways bite. Which is really handy if you want to, I don't know, TURN in the snow. Ice performance can only be described as scary...
Depending on where you live, this might not be an issue...
eace:I had them on my Colorado... Overall a pretty good tire.
I had the 265/75 16 Load Range E. Worked excellent offroad, Aired down to 15psi, would crawl over anything. Never tried them in the sand. Treadwear was excellent!
Only problem was in snow/ice. Great forward bite in snow, nonexistent sideways bite. Which is really handy if you want to, I don't know, TURN in the snow. Ice performance can only be described as scary...
Depending on where you live, this might not be an issue...
Thanks for the info. Living in Florida but I will not say it NEVER snows here but..... only twice since 1989. Might occasionally go up north to ski but that would only be for a week or so. If I went west it would be a flight. I am thinking they would do nice in the sand though.:thumb3:
Knobby tires tend to dig holes in the sand.
