My Yukon SLT

[07Burb]

I tried with my all season tires last winter and it was a miserable failure I would say no.

With all due respect you're a very inexperienced driver so that's a pretty skewed point of view IMO

 

[YuCanada]

Where I was born and raised (Nunavut, google it) I I've been driving full size SUVs since 15 during the 9 months of ice/snow roads every year. All seasons on every rig. I'm just curious to see if there are any decent all seasons for 24 inch wheels

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So as long as its a quality tire.. It 'can' work in snow? Lol

 

[Goodinblack]

Canadians are like polar bears.

 

[Regency]

With all due respect you're a very inexperienced driver so that's a pretty skewed point of view IMO

It was my mom.

 

[07Burb]

I tried with my all season tires last winter and it was a miserable failure I would say no.

It was my mom.

Well......that makes the original post you made even more misleading, doesn't it?

What it comes down to YuCanada (and you probably know this considering where you live and your substantial experience in driving in snow) is some of how a tire handles in snow is the tire but I'm a firm believer that a lot of it (assuming the tire is not warn and bald) has to do with the driver. If the driver sucks at driving in snow then the best tire in the world won't help them. But a good driver can make even a mediocre tire perform fine in snow.

 

[Regency]

Sure. My bad everyone!

 

[Goodinblack]

Why drive?

 

[Regency]

Hey lee when macho stopped by he said you said hi to me via him so here's me saying what's up?!

 

[YuCanada]

Why drive?

Why snowshoe?

My snow toy back home

 

[Regency]

Why snowshoe?

My snow toy back home

Do you ride alot?