I drive 30 miles each way to and from work. For the last 10 miles closes to home the roads don't get treated because of the surrounding land/water. I had snow tires but got rid of my old car, the car I have now has all season tires. The tires have good...
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I would not put the chains on until I really needed them. Not sure how long they would last if you used them frequently. I only bought these chains because of travel from Washington to Colorado during the winter months. If I was driving in the snow on a daily basis, I would buy actual snow tires for the winter months. Good luck!
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That would depend on the amount of wear you subject it to. High traffic areas may have to be done every so often, when ever they appear to be getting dull. But I have done areas that get little traffic, and the finish lasts for years.
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I have one season under my belt with no flats on my commercial mower. Before I had 3-5 per week. Halfway thru winter tires still have same pressure as the day I installed.
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We only had light snow but did well in 3-4 inch snow, better than most tires. Only tires I put on all of my families cars
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I do not know, however, I just drove 5,500 miles with it through rain (and snow in the mountains) and had no problems at all.
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The best dang tire you can buy for a truck weighing more than 8k lbs and needing great off road capabilities. Just curious. Why do you care about the sidewalls? Worried about curbs or bullets? lol.
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I have these on a 2wd truck and we only get snow 2 or 3 days a year where I live. I was at work once when it started to snow and using cable chains on the back I was able to get home by the time it was 1" deep. On my trip I stopped at the grocery store (which wasn't out of the way at all) and bought milk and bread and some canned items (the canned items were in case the power went out). I was able to get into and out of the grocery store parking lot with minimal trouble even though it has a slight hill. My next truck will be four wheel drive.
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I have had mine for over 8 months and still good. I guess it depends on how much you use them. There are good tires.
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Living in the great north west, I can say they're awesome. Drive through rain all winter long with no issues and trucked through snow with ease. As long as you respect the element, these tires will keep you happy and safe.
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I really like the BFGoodrch All Terrain tires. They are very good in driving in the snow, especially at this time of the year.
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I cannot answer the specific question. I can only say I replaced my Gatorskin folders after 5000 miles on each tire wihtout having a flat. I am now running on Gatorskin folders, hopefully for the next 5000 miles.
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I do mostly off road. The one time I took a road ride, I ended up with 2 flats from thorns. These tires are excellent for dirt.
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Have you tried driving 30-40 feet? Some self adjust, try pulling forward slowly and see if that helps.
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Yes, I have used this tire summer and winter. I live at the top of a steep driveway and have not had problems navigating; even before doing the winter maintainence.
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We have an 06. Live in Florida so it's not "real" cold but I did notice that when it was cool the old ones were even worse. The new ones made it through this winter with no complaints. These should do the trick for you!
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Funny you should ask.I have about a 1000 miles on these tires mostly on dry roads a lot of chip and seal.the other day I was riding on a cement pier when you get out to the end you have to make 90 degree turn around as I did this the tires were wet and I hit a little sand the bike slid out and I was on the ground.So I would say the answer is no.great tire for dry weather,very little rolling resistance.bike on brother!
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I'm driving on a smooth surface and was fine with it. Not sure about off road.