What snow tires are you all buying?

[530rho]

Plows don't make it out to us. But it's easy enough to plow out to the mains with the tractor if absolutely necessary

Throw a plow on the RHO

 

[Mikey Swift]

These things have tires!??

 

[Dark Knight G45]

I had those toyos on my old Rebel and they worked great on and off pavement.
But this stock setup is pretty great too. The full time AWD system is hard to beat.

 

[Parkite]

Anyone with any recent snow tire purchases here? I'm planning to go with the Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/Ts, but missed the Black Friday sale which took $100 off and we have had ~zero snow in Utah. That said, I know I need to do something here - despite all the back-and-forth above, I've always found that have some sort of something more aggressive than stock helps a ton in the winters out here. Even if not a true winter tire.

The best price I can find is $1800 for 4 of them.

There was a good Youtube review posted the other day that compared these five:

Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT
Nokian Outpost AT
Toyo Open Country AT III
BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A KO3
Falken Wildpeak AT4W

The Mickey Thompson came out pretty strong - one of the best.

 

[INTIMD8R]

Anyone with any recent snow tire purchases here? I'm planning to go with the Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/Ts, but missed the Black Friday sale which took $100 off and we have had ~zero snow in Utah. That said, I know I need to do something here - despite all the back-and-forth above, I've always found that have some sort of something more aggressive than stock helps a ton in the winters out here. Even if not a true winter tire.

The best price I can find is $1800 for 4 of them.

There was a good Youtube review posted the other day that compared these five:

Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT
Nokian Outpost AT
Toyo Open Country AT III
BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A KO3
Falken Wildpeak AT4W

The Mickey Thompson came out pretty strong - one of the best.

I love the Mickey Thompson's, have them on my wife's Wrangler and she's like I can through anything with these tires.
BFGoodrich I would stay away from those. My last truck came with those same ones and by far one of the worst tires I had in snow.
As for the others no experience with them.
But surprisingly the Goodyear's the RHO came with have impressed me so far through the snow. Live in Wisconsin and we have already been hit with 3 big storms where I live and it goes through the snow almost as good as the Mickey 's.

 

[Sweptfever214]

If u can find a set of AT3Ws those are always super good. I loved them in the snow. The only thing was that they are super soft so u see the rubber coming off in ur wheel well a lot.

 

[Wrinkled_Donut]

I know everyones situations vary, but for me personally, if the snow is so bad that a 4WD truck with regular off-road tires like ours can't make it through it- I am staying home on the couch and getting drunk.

Can think of exactly 0 reasons I'd need to leave the house in a blizzard.

Never used snow tires in my life. I'm sure if if you live in like rural northern Minnesota they make sense though.

 

[Bennersj]

Living in PA I hadn’t even considered snow tires, I figured what’s on there, the 4WD system and growing up driving a car in the snow should suffice.
I had 2 sets of BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A KO3 on my last truck. The 1st set were incredible and held up well. The 2nd set post Covid didn’t perform well at all in rain or snow and didn’t hold up as well. After the 2nd set there wasn’t going to be a 3rd.

 

[Cwillisk]

For mountain driving and true winter conditions, the 3PMSF certification really matters—these tires maintain flexibility in cold temperatures and offer better snow traction than M+S rated tires. The BFG All Terrain T/A KO3 is a popular choice because of its balance between stopping distance, all-terrain performance, and overall reliability. Several long-term owner reviews, as well as comparison charts on https://carbuetpiston.fr/, support that they handle snow and ice very well.