So I am putting a 6" lift on my 2008 Sierra and I was going to go with 35" Toyo m/t, but then I remembered that I am moving to Colorado next year and need a good snow tire.
Do you guys have some recommendations or anecdotes about the best tires for the snow in 35"?
Toyo a/t? terra grapplers? I'm thinking probably an A/T tire...?




before my 6" lift and 35" Toyo M/T's, I ran the Toyo A/T's as well as on my Wife's 2001 suburban and they worked awesome in the snow! I'll have to let you know in a few months how these M/T's do but I have heard they are better than some of the M/T's out there.
Darcy
Washington State
2006 Silverado 2500HD LT3 4X4 CC SB Duramax LBZ
Tuff Country 6" lift, 35" Toyo M/T's on 20" Ultra Peacemaker wheels, Quadzilla Stealth2 programmer, Diamond Eye 5" cat-back exhaust, factory Special order color Yellow.



I have Goodyear MTR's on my truck and I never slip at all in the snow they are amazing... I drove out of a parking lot filled with snow over my bumper in 2wd (just cuz I felt like tryin) with out a problem.. I have heard the same thing about the toyo MT and cooper STT in the snow also I think you should be fine with them
PETE
95 GMC Sierra 2500
3" Body Lift, 33" Goodyear MTR's
5.7L 350 TBI Edelbrock SDT Exhaust, Flowtech Headers, K&N Intake
Sold :(
1999 Jeep Cherokee, 3" Rustys lift, 33" BFG MT's, locked, armored: Rolled :(
2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. K&N Intake, Custom Kolak Exhaust
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check out the nokian vatiiva m/t, its a fairly new tire thats suppose to dominate snow
Andrew
2006 gmc sierra, 4.8l, gibson headers, flowmasters exhaust, hypertech power programmer,4.10 gears, 3 inch rough country suspension lift w/ 285/70/17 cooper disoverer stt's, tinted windows, westin grill gaurd, herculiner bedliner, black fender flares, HID headlights,black painted front bumper
well after looking at a lot of ratings, I think I am going to stick with the toyos
Great loking, Great on the streets, and they aren't bad on the snow (just as good ratings as AT's)
Thanks guys
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