Are they snow rated? do they have the snow flake symbol on them?Norm
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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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don't know about the snowflake. But these are some of the best tires to drive in snow. The sithing on them works great on snow and ice. They are mud + snow tires
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They are pretty light weight.may be not warm enough for cold winter weather. More for fall weather.
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Probably better than warm packy snow. Should work well. I am very eased with them
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I think they were aluminum. There's a foot of snow out there; so you have to wait until spring for a definitive answer from me! Good luck in your search :)
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2 blue tins and 2 red kind of like in the picture but different scenes. I only have one of them right here and it blue with a snow man on the lid and snow flakes around the side. It looks nice. I don't recall what is on the red ones. If you want shoot me an email at twatson101@gmail.com and I can send pics of them.
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I believe they're rated at 700 pounds per pair. Knowing the weight of your snowmobile should provide the answer.
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They are heavy enough that they can sit on concrete without adhesive. Just don't kick them. I live in a northern climate so I want to be able to pick them up for snow removal.
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No, they are not...they are good but after spending a winter in the car being used for bird watching I find they lose their colimination (the ability to see 1 image in the 2 eyepieces) and as a result of the plastic construction can somewhat be forced back into colimination. Personally, I am disappointed in the lack of durability...these were not cheap and never dropped: just the repeated heat/cold cycles in the car made them go out of register. I will not purchase them again.
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They last about 3 years. You have to be proactive on removing snow. Make sure you anchor it well. They are well worth the price in my opinion.
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They have good tread but I've never used them in snow or on ice. I think the design would be as good as any i've seen for those conditions.
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Umm, can't answer 100% as I purchased for my g/son for my daughter. He loves them..I do remember that the snow did not ride up his pants as they are cuffed elastic inside at the ankle. Then top layer goes to top of boots. An excellent purchase, excellent quality..hope that helped..
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Mine is out in the camper, which is buried in snow. Can look these up when Spring thaw happens.
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Can't say for sure, we got them toward the end of winter and they did fine with some snow and ice, but they have not been exposed for an entire winter season. We are in the mid-Atlantic area.
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So far they are doing quite well, seem to clear away Ice and snow easily. The only thing to watch is that there is o ice buildup where the blade rests upon the windshield, but that is easily corrected when the defroster warms up the window glass. They work nicely, do not streak, and very little, if any, "chattering" on lightly moist surface. I hope this helps!
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Yes they do, they resist well on rain so im guessing they will do good in snow.
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I ordered mine from ammocanman and they arrived not as I expected-Sent a picture of what I received, and they said "sorry for the mistake" and sent me a new pair WITH liners.Nice, reasonable and responsive-I would recommend them as a supplier for anyone.The best thing about these things is that they're tall boots for wading thru snow, and inexpensive-Civilian versions (prettier) are 5 to 7 times the price for something that fits the bill for cold and snow depth.J in Chicago.
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They are painted but I woudn't suggest that they conform to FMVSS as mine did not perfectly.thanks.