Running M/T tires on hard Ice

[97t4rnr]

X2 EWAYota

[Tankota]

Check these things out, they have silicium carbide granules in the rubber for grip on ice and just about anyother surface. I would have gotten them if they had my size.

http://www.offroaders.com/tech/AT-MT...elander-MT.htm

[4runnerchevy]

I sometimes live in a closet, but I have never heard of green diamond. They look good, the review was pretty good, but I would like to hear it from someone I know. (always a sceptic)

[4LowLocked]

Ya I haven't heard of these either. I was looking at their website and it appears they are retreads. I am going to have to look into the rules on that because I thought only transport trucks could use retreads here in Ontario

[4runnerchevy]

I would not touch a re-tread, even with someone elses rig! I still want to know more. Like why a re-tread and not just a normal tire ?

[04 Rocko Taco]

I think those green diamond retreads are a good deal. They seem to have a solid construction, and I've been thinking about getting a set for my next set of tires...

[4runnerchevy]

Ok! Rocko, when you get em' do a write-up.

[EWAYota]

Check these things out, they have silicium carbide granules in the rubber for grip on ice and just about anyother surface. I would have gotten them if they had my size.

http://www.offroaders.com/tech/AT-MT...elander-MT.htm

Those look just like my Geolander M/T's.

[Badlands]

They are recaps!!!...NO WAY!...I rather spend the extra $ and not worry about de-lamination.

There are lots of decent new winter/ice tires out there in all kinds of price ranges.

-B

[Tankota]

I know they did base their tread design after the geolander. By the way EWAYota, how do you like the geolanders. I'm installing a new set today.