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Anyone have this on there truck? I'm looking to buy them in the next month when I put my lift and everything is done. They look nice but I want an overall opinion. Any input would be great. Eventually I'll be down sizing on the rims and get some type of mt tire . But for now I'm in a hole with all the other stuff I bought. Also if anyone has suggestions on a at tire for 20s at a 275-55-20
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I never used them in the snow. I take these wheels off for the winter, but I would use them in the snow for sure. I've read a lot of reviews on forums and not that many complaints about them. Look in the 3rd and 4th Gen Ram sections, those guys say they do good in the snow.
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The thing about snow tires is the tread pattern and compound. snow tires are really soft. Most A/T tires are harder.
what about finding a set of stealies and some cheap snow tires? winterforce by firestone are pretty cheap, and they get around real good. studdable also.
what about finding a set of stealies and some cheap snow tires? winterforce by firestone are pretty cheap, and they get around real good. studdable also.
ive been driving summer tires in horrible winters here in NJ, i really dont want to be stuck again like last year. mostly want to be able to plow right through small snow hills. not get stuck.
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My TRX4 came with Rugged Trails from the factory. They were the older tread pattern (the new ones changed slightly). Personally, I hated them. They had a decent look to them, but were shot in less than 28,000 miles. They seemed pretty grippy in dry and wet conditions but suuuucked in the snow. And my truck is AWD! Just my opinion though.