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Snow/ice tires?
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[QUOTE="sniper_101, post: 785104, member: 697"] +1 for Duratracs. I run them on my truck as of November and couldn't be happier. Wearing great, not too noisey and work great in the snow. I live on a farm in SK and have worked my way through 3ft high packed snow drifts in -25 to get down my road. Work just about as good as a full MT in mud, but don't clean out quite as easily, but still better than an AT for sure. I have a 325 width tire, a narrower tire would be even better. Toyo AT's are another great snow and wearing tire. [/QUOTE]
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