Winters / Offroad Tires for New 1500
Just got my new 1500 SLT on firday. Live here in Canada so considering getting winter tires / offroad tires. Was looking at the Cooper Discoverer A/TW. This tire isn't a dedicated winter tire but from what I've read it is great for the winter and all terrain. My main question is, should I go with the same tire size as the all season tires I that came with the truck. It came with 265/70 17in rim tires. So should I get 265/70 R17 winters? Is there an advantage in getting a different size, and what size will fit? Also, considering getting steel rims dedicated for winter, not quite sure what size rims are best/will fit. 17x9inch?
Anyway, thanks for any advice.
Also, if anyone has any experience with the cooper A/TW, let me know how you like em.
Anyway, thanks for any advice.
Also, if anyone has any experience with the cooper A/TW, let me know how you like em.
keeping it the same with keep the speedo on, or as long as its the same overall diameter.
I ran smaller tires on 17 rims last winter as a cheap option (came with 20s) speedo was off about 10-15km/h
Most off-road/mud tires, not winter rated suck in snow. Apparently also a Slimmer tire is better to, helps cut into the snow easier to the road and cant build up under it as much I suppose.
I plan to go bigger on mine, but I like the keep my summer and winter sets the same. I ran winters on my last truck all year, but had 2 sets. I ran them new for 2 years in winter, and then 2 years in the summer, This way I only had to get a new set every 2 years, sometimes I could go longer like 3/3 depended on the tires.
I ran smaller tires on 17 rims last winter as a cheap option (came with 20s) speedo was off about 10-15km/h
Most off-road/mud tires, not winter rated suck in snow. Apparently also a Slimmer tire is better to, helps cut into the snow easier to the road and cant build up under it as much I suppose.
I plan to go bigger on mine, but I like the keep my summer and winter sets the same. I ran winters on my last truck all year, but had 2 sets. I ran them new for 2 years in winter, and then 2 years in the summer, This way I only had to get a new set every 2 years, sometimes I could go longer like 3/3 depended on the tires.



