how are they in snow
585316
I wasn't impressed with the Hankook and sent back. I reordered the Mastercraft Glacier Grip II Winter Radial Tire. They are studable and I had 2 of them studded. I liked so well that I ordered 4 more for my girlfriends car and studded 2 of them. We both commute 150 miles a day in opposite direction and live on top of a mountain. I don't worry about her getting stuck anymore. In short, the Glacier grip will get you where you want to go and back home better that any other I have tried and they wear good for a snow tread.
236584
The person who told me about them is a runner. I love them and/but they occasionally slip off/need to be adjusted if very sticky ice/snow so they're highly recommended AND be cautious!
1769975
So far they have been. Been exposed to rain, ice, and snow and no problems.
1704995
I don't know for sure but I do have them outside the house and it has snowed and rained and so far I'm very pleased
258795
They are pretty much all season. If you live in the south. We had major snow in NC this year and they did fine. But, keep in mind these are not snow tires. They do ok in the rain , but these things are a mud tire that can be street driven.
835256
Yes they do, they resist well on rain so im guessing they will do good in snow.
1420772
We have not had black ice here yet this winter to try them on. We have been using them along with Kahtoola microspikes depending on immediate hiking situations. They do well in snow and in areas with snow covered boulders.
2208441
Mine has held up well and even left them out in the snow...been a rough winter and not much fade to them at all.
2043620
They are on the back porch and have gone through snow, wind and sleet with no problem. I believe there is a tightening type twine, with a ball, and I can tell you, the quality of the material is quality. and for the price a winner
565078
we live in Colorado with good snow, the only issues I have is in 1 or 2 areas but for the most part, they work great, would recommend
1386713
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.
1732785
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.
1386712
i haven`t had a chance to use them in the snow or ice yet but in mud and dirt they work very good sorry god bless you merry christmas
1938164
Mine works great. I think you will really like it. I love mine. Particularly with the snow this past winter. There is some trial and error involved in installation but not too bad.
397692
Mine did great this past winter, we had a ton of snow in upstate NY. Still looks like new.
514297
I walk 3 miles (round trip) at least 3 times a week on a plowed road in the dark. There are usually bare spots and icy spots during the winter. I get a season's wear out of a pair. The steel points wear a little but they are still very effective on ice.
1517242
They are fine for snow, but on ice they have zero grip. Our dog runs fine in the snow and doesn't get cold feet for over twenty minutes, but it's comical on ice due to the smooth surface (the pawz label offers some traction but not enough for more than a few steps). We attempt to avoid it with our dog at all costs, but snow is fine.