mtrs?

[Pow06er]

how do mtrs do in the snow rain ice without being siped?

 

[dodgedude99]

on my Ram, i went from 36x14.5 TSL Radials to 37" MTR's and it was like night and day difference.
i would actually get traction in the snow as opposed to just sliding to stops and such.

 

[Pow06er]

so vs claws , ssrs and bfg mts

are they better?

 

[jwill]

My previous 33's were BFG M/T's and unless I was in 4wheel I was just throwing snow around and going nowhere. My buddies Rubicon has the stock MTR's still and last winter it was a dream to Drive to a from work in. After that I was a firm believer in the greatness of the MTR. Now if only I could afford a set of them in 35's for my new running gear.


Jwill

 

[Beast388]

My MT/R's do a thousand times better in the snow than my BFG MT's ever did. I was shocked at the substantial increase in traction even when there was just a dusting of snow.

I rarely have to use 4wd in the white stuff even with an open rear diff.

 

[Executioner]

how do mtrs do in the snow rain ice without being siped?

IIRR they have sipping from the factory, were as most mud tires do not have
factory sipping.

 

[K10ANDYKHAMNIC]

umm nope , thats pro comp mt's

 

[Pow06er]

i think ive decided on the toyo mts

 

[jekbrown]

never had any, but from all that I have read, the MTR is good in pretty much all terrain save deep mud.

j

 

[87BrnRsd]

never had any, but from all that I have read, the MTR is good in pretty much all terrain save deep mud.

j

Thats exactly true. But they do really really well on rocks. I have the 37" flavor, and in the rocks, they do
-Harrison

 

[SkulzNBonz]

They are great in rain, too.

John