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Pros & Cons of Staggered Fitment
Attractive Design
Improved Handling
Improved Cornering
Bumpier Ride
Poor Traction in Snow
How do I find my tire size?
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Pros & Cons of Staggered Fitment
Attractive Design
Improved Handling
Improved Cornering
Bumpier Ride
Poor Traction in Snow
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By Tire Agent
September 10, 2021
(ORIGINAL POST DATE: SEPTEMBER 14, 2018)
A truck or SUV is the best type of vehicle to have during the winter – as long as it has the right tires. Traditional all-terrain tires are designed for a variety of surfaces, including pavement, dirt and light snow. They’re great for moderately cold weather conditions, but if you live somewhere where winter gets really vicious, you need a set of winter rated all terrain tires.
Severe-weather-rated tires are made specifically for the snow and ice. You can easily identify this type of tire by the three-peak mountain snowflake symbol molded into the sidewall.
If you think a set of winter-ready all-terrains is out of your price range, think again. There’s a severe-weather rated tire to fit every budget. These are the best, broken down by budget:
High-end: With the Multi-Mile Wild Country XTX Sport 4S, a 50,000-mile limited tread life warranty and severe weather rating make this tire a great deal, even at the higher end. Purchase a set, and you’ll still have enough money left over to buy everyone a round of hot cocoa (it is winter, after all).
Economy: On the lower end of the price range, you’ll find the Sumitomo Encounter AT. This tire features a rugged, all-terrain compound molded into a purposeful pattern for traction in any weather. It’s also backed by a 60,000-mile limited warranty, making this a great value for the price. And of course, you’ll find a severe-weather rating symbol on the sidewall. You don’t need to take out a second mortgage to get superior winter traction – and the Sumitomo Encounter AT proves it.
Value: BF Goodrich isn’t known for being cheap; it's known for exceptional value. And the company’s BF Goodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 tire proves just that. It’s recognized as one of the toughest all-terrains ever, thanks to built-in Coreguard technology and ultra-durable sidewalls. Snow, ice, sleet, and hail are no match for this bullet-proof, severe-weather tire. Plus, it comes backed by a 50,000-mile limited warranty.
Get ready for the sleet and snow with a new set of severe-weather rated, all-terrain tires. Tire Agent offers the selections mentioned above, along with many other quality brands for your vehicle.
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