Posted by bc on December 30, 2009 at 22:39:12 from (71.158.222.215):
In Reply to: Re: Tire advice... posted by John A. on December 30, 2009 at 08:42:16:
I've got those BFG TAs also. Plenty of tread and good tread wear but that hard rubber is plain heck on the ice and hard pack. I've been slipping and sliding all over. Have to run in 4wd about all the time. This morning with a light dusting of snow, I went around a corner not very fast and tapped the brakes because of a parked car and it slid instead of biting. Had a choice, either brake harder and put it into a slide that may take out the car or a fire hydrant or let it slow down on it own and steer it into my neighbors front yard between the hydrant and the parked car. I think my neighbor won't mind the two feet of tracks in his yard considering the alternatives with his car sitting there.
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