Tires

[Mario Gagala]

Hello all

I live in Ontario, Canada. The winterst can get harsh sometimes. I am looking at buying new tires. I want all season. is there a such a thing as a good all season tire wich will perform okay in snow. I had Michelins Latitude, they did good for about first two years. after that I had to grip. They seemed to wear off fast, I was told that they are a bit soft. Personally I like the Goodyear Triple Tread, however heard some mixed reviews.



Any suggestions would be appriciated. thanks

mario

 

[Travis Stevens]

destination at i had a set on my ford ranger and i live in north east pennsylvania and i drove through 3 feet of snow once in 4wd and never got stuck 50000 mile warranty and good off road traction

 

[EddieS'04]

Brigstone revo 2s'

 

[Jeremiah Morgan]

Revo 2's hands down. But for price Destination AT's are great as well! As I work for Bridgestone/firestone and push the Revo 2's..The perform extremely well and are very quiet/smooth riding tire!

 

[Mario Gagala]

Thanks guys, I will look into the Revo 2's .

 

[Johnny O]

I've had both. REVO's on my old Trac and Desination A/T's on this one. REVO's are awesome in snow but they do wear quickly. Destination A/T's are not quite as good but they are decent enough, wear longer, and quiet for an A/T. I will get about 40k miles out of the Destinations where the REVO's were toast by 27k.

 

[blksn8k]

I have over 57,000 miles on a set of BFG All-Terrain TAs on my gen 2 V-8 4x4. Still not down to the wear bars but I just bought another new set on eBay from a private seller that I will install before winter. They get a little noisy once they get a few miles on them but they wear well and are a good all-around tire for northern climates. I have had BFGs TAs on every 4x4 truck I have owned since the late 70s. Tried and true.