Nokian Revo v. Michelin LTX M/S

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In regards to snow, overall durability and quality, how does the Nokian Revo or nitto terra grabbers compare to Michelin LTX M/S? I'm on the cusp of purchasing new tires and thought that I should ask...
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In regards to snow, overall durability and quality, how does the Nokian Revo or nitto terra grabbers compare to Michelin LTX M/S? I'm on the cusp of purchasing new tires and thought that I should ask...
Thanks.

I can only speak to the LTX, they're between ok and good in the snow. It's not great. The LTX's are known for good wear, good all-round performance and quiet. I'd expect the best snow performance out of the Nokian Vatiiva followed by the Terra Grappler. How far behind is the Terra Grappler? No idea. Ron Maiden runs them in snow country IIRC.

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the nokian vitiva & michelin ltx m/s are all season tires & in my opinion better for all weather highway use, the bridestone revo & nitto terra grapplers are all terrain (ATs) which might help you out better in the deeper stuff , but they still have good traction in rain, light snow & on highway use. to me , the all season may perform decent accross all 4 seasons, but not really excel in any one.where as the ATs will perform decsent accross all 4 seasons, but excel better during the winter for those that dont use 2 different sets of tires per year.if it were me, & i lived in chicago, whether i drove alot of highway or not, used only 1 set all year, id go with revos or grapplers. but thats me. it depends alot on how you drive, what u drive in (where mostly),& of course, what u think looks good. just my 2c.
 

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