Goodyear MT/R on SC 4runner anygood?
05-06-2003, 10:33 AM
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Originally posted by transalper
Could be the type of snow. In deep snow MTs work a lot better than a AT. On wet roads, ice and light snow (shallower than the lugs) the ATs generally have better traction. Obviously it depends on a lot of conditions, but that's what I've found as a general rule.
The MTRs did great for me under most conditions this winter. In fact, never once did I wish I had less aggressive tires.
Could be the type of snow. In deep snow MTs work a lot better than a AT. On wet roads, ice and light snow (shallower than the lugs) the ATs generally have better traction. Obviously it depends on a lot of conditions, but that's what I've found as a general rule.
The MTRs did great for me under most conditions this winter. In fact, never once did I wish I had less aggressive tires.
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