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 12-18-2008, 19:48 Post: 158669
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  Studded tire questions from a studless guy

Ken if you only run them Mid Nov thru Mid March "IT DEPENDS ON YOUR WEATHER" you should get 4 winters out of them. Our roads are snow and ice free most of time running them on pavement does not hurt them. They like iced up roads better for wear. Like Alaska. I travel enough back roads that I wanted to try them again here. I drive 2000+ miles a month. I do make a few 200 mile runs on dry or wet interstates during the winter.

They do not like to be abused like spinning on pavement. But that really hard on tire also.

I chase Coyotes as much as possible all winter many back roads, not plowed, many fields often bumper and grill deep in drifts. The roads are packed snow and lots of ice.






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I forgot! Usually the tire is pretty well worn out also.

I would expect 20,000+ winter miles if you do a lot of pavement driving many more miles if snow/ice packed roads.

You are right Frank I remember the gas stations trying to do it. It was ok if tires new but once used forget it. I think the early studs were not the best options.

The newer carbide studs are great for wear.

I'll try to remember to post again in March when these come off as to what I think about them.






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