Jonas vs Tires

[Tek23]

This weekend was definitely fun, but exhausting! The mid atlantic isn’t use to this much snow, and neither is my back. I need to invest in a snow blower for the future.

I’m in the market for some all-terrains (265/75/16), preferably D load range. Occasional off roading, but mainly used for street driving. Nitto Terra Grapplers are at the top of my list but I wanted to get an update on how everyone made out this weekend.

Post up your tire brand, size, and how they’ve treated you throughout the year

 

[Krayziekid]

This weekend was definitely fun, but exhausting! The mid atlantic isn’t use to this much snow, and neither is my back. I need to invest in a snow blower for the future.

I’m in the market for some all-terrains (265/75/16), preferably D load range. Occasional off roading, but mainly used for street driving. Nitto Terra Grapplers are at the top of my list but I wanted to get an update on how everyone made out this weekend.

Post up your tire brand, size, and how they’ve treated you throughout the year

275/75R17 BFG KO2s. Aired down to about 20PSI for the storm. I thought they were killer. I drove around in the middle of the storm a bit and didn't have any problems. Slid a bit when stopping "hard" but that is expected in this crazy storm. No problem going however. Never seemed to spin excessively or anything. I love them.

 

[Tek23]

275/75R17 BFG KO2s. Aired down to about 20PSI for the storm. I thought they were killer. I drove around in the middle of the storm a bit and didn't have any problems. Slid a bit when stopping "hard" but that is expected in this crazy storm. No problem going however. Never seemed to spin excessively or anything. I love them.

Thanks for the response. I had to maneuver my way out of some situations but surprisingly, the Mesa AP2 tires that came with the truck did ok. That being said, I definitely need an upgrade!