Are these the E rated tires. Do they have the "snowflake" stamp for winter use?
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Hi Robert,Yes, the part number you're referring is Load Range E and have the Snowflake stamp as well.Thank you,BWT
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I bought the E300S in May 2012 and my daughter has riden it constantly for all but 2 months during the snowfall and it is quite well built. The tires are great and wear slower than I would have thought because they are the larger pnuematic tires (highly recommended than the smaller solid hard rubber tires). The only thing I will recommend is that after about 3-6 months of use check the chain and ensure it is still tight.
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I have used tbese tires last years snow removal. They are awesoe great traction. However li m e any tire weight is the key. Tires are great in every seaso. This is my first season wowing grass with them and there awesoe.
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yes they are they can also be used as front tires, these tires are awesome.. great street tire. bought 2 sets use them on front and rear/// 2.8 tire and rim
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Norm- I had a gold digger, Candice Marler trick me into buying one for her. She insisted on them and no other tire. And uses them in the snow everyday to meet her next sucker, that wines and dines her, so in short, Yes! They are great in snow.
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I am not sure. I live in Vermont so I put snows on each fall. The snow tires I have I really like - they are General Altimax Arctic.
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I don't no about the warranty but the tires are great I've had them for winter and summer, they r louder than my old tires but great tread ! No problems thus far
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Hi Terri. Were not sure of the total miliage yet, since the tires are still doing well. Theaebare also great in the snow. I really like them on our Honda Civic.
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Yes, this is a tubeless tire. I use them on my snowblower and they're great.
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No. These are Icetreckers and I have a pair and am very satisfied with them. I live in Michigan and have had several opportunities to use them already. Very satisfied
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The brand of the tire is ITP. I have had the tires on my cart for over a year. They perform great, they look great, and they are wearing very well. You wont be sorry you purchased these tires.
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I wish Amazon had more specifics on the listings. Those are 10 ply tires. Invoice will show LT on the sizing. 123 is the load index, Load Range E designates a 10ply rated tire.
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Thus far they are far superior to the Dunlops that came on my Honda Fit. The Dunlops were constantly loosing pressure each time the temps dropped. I have yet to drive them through any significant snow however they have had great traction on wet and slushy roads. I'll report back when it winter finally sets in, in Denver. :)
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1) It's not a winter tire, tread compound is too hard in cold weather to be optimal.2) It's still better than the average passenger car tire in snow.3) Studded snow tires work best in wintery conditions but shouldn't be used on clean pavement and are illegal in some areas. The alternative in that situation is tires with deep, far spaced lugs on the outer rows similar to mud tires but those do even worse on ice.Generally speaking, counter to some people's intuition, a narrower tire inflated a little less works better in snow by digging deeper with a longer fore-aft footprint.Bottom line - you may be able to drive in 1-2ft snow with these on a AWD or 4WD vehicle but they are far from optimal for doing so. 1) It's not a winter tire, tread compound is too hard in cold weather to be optimal.2) It's still better than the average passenger car tire in snow.3) Studded snow tires work best in wintery conditions but shouldn't be used on clean pavement and are illegal in some areas. The alternative in that situation is tires with deep, far spaced lugs on the outer rows similar to mud tires but those do even worse on ice.Generally speaking, counter to some people's intuition, a narrower tire inflated a little less works better in snow by digging deeper with a longer fore-aft... » Read More 1) It's not a winter tire, tread compound is too hard in cold weather to be optimal.2) It's still better than the average passenger car tire in snow.3) Studded snow tires work best in wintery conditions but shouldn't be used on clean pavement and are illegal in some areas. The alternative in that situation is tires with deep, far spaced lugs on the outer rows similar to mud tires but those do even worse on ice.Generally speaking, counter to some people's intuition, a narrower tire inflated a little less works better in snow by digging deeper with a longer fore-aft footprint.Bottom line - you may be able to drive in 1-2ft snow with these on a AWD or 4WD vehicle but they are far from optimal for doing so. « Show Less
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10 ply you wont be sorry,best winter tire I ever used in New Hampshire snow
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Not the ones I got. They have a wire bead. They are good tires, made of a softer rubber, so they grip and are a smooth ride but they seem to wear pretty fast.
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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.