Dgc333
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- First Name
- Dave
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- Aug 24, 2021
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- Massachusetts
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- 21 Ranger Lariat
- Occupation
- Engineer
I am a big proponent of dedicated winter tires. My Tremor came with General Grabber ATx all terrain tires. My experience over the years with AT tires in the winter has not been good and I fully planned to get winter tires for the Ranger. I was surprised to find that the Grabber ATx tires had the Mountain Snow Flake designation so I decided to give them a try. While not as good a true studless ice and snow tire on ice they were more than adequate in snow and slush.
For the truck I had before the Ranger I used Firestone Winter Force tires. These are a studable winter tire. They are an absolute beast in snow, ice and slush but do give up some performance on dry pavement and get real mushy if the temps rise above 50F.
For the truck I had before the Ranger I used Firestone Winter Force tires. These are a studable winter tire. They are an absolute beast in snow, ice and slush but do give up some performance on dry pavement and get real mushy if the temps rise above 50F.
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