Tires that are good for snow?

[Braapbraap95]

planning on getting sum duro mud and sands for my 250, it needs tires bad, these tires look like they would do a sick job in the snow. and holeshots, they look like they would do a good job too, is that the case? i have holeshots on my blasty, and i might be gettin those duros for the 250, thanks guys lemme know.

 

[245stroker]

I've found that holeshots and turftamers do a good job as long as your on hard packed snow. for the powdery stuff nothing beats a set of paddles

 

[Braapbraap95]

yeah, take a look at those duro mud n sands, mad cheap nasty design, they look like they'll do a hell of a job.

 

[89gmc]

I've got a set of GBC Dirt Devils. They are a decent tire for the snow. They're wide enough to stay on top of the snow, and if the snow is powdery they work well since the lugs are spaced far apart and are tall. I'd post a pic, but I can't find my old pictures.

 

[xjma]

stock tires work much better than holeshots in the snow.

Anything with a paddle-like design, like a mud tires and such, should do pretty well in the snow. keep the air pressure low and find the right amount of wheel speed.

 

[Braapbraap95]

look at these babies

 

[specialized7]

 

[bfear]

you don't want a tire that is rounded. it will just want to slide out all the time. if you plan on going in a staight line get something with flat tops. I think the holeshot gncc are about the best i have used. I have run them all harescramble season long and i went out yesterday and they works great. think these would be a good tire because you can use them all year round, on hard pack and in the mud. If you have the money i would recomend those.

The maxxis razer 2's might be a little less expense, and they handle similair also

 

[Braapbraap95]

noo way, i need cheapies, and the duros are 40 bucks a peice and the tread is sick so efff that.

 

[bfear]

ok. you could also look at the bkt line of tires. They have some maxxis look alikes. Also carliles makes some good ones to that are also cheap.

Plus i don't know what kind of riding you do but if you do a lot of woodriding you want at atleast a 4ply tire. because it is easy to rip holes in a 2 ply tire.

 

[Braapbraap95]

ohh dude, whatever. i just need tires to pass me by this winter plowin.