I'm torn! Can't decide.... (another post)

[Mayo Nayze]

Definitely not the Badlands.

Definitely the Badlands.

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[AcesandEights]

Definitely the Badlands.

^^^^
THIS!

 

[AcesandEights]

I've seen multiple people comment concerns about 35's in the snow. I drive an FJ with 35s in Utah up the mountains for snowboarding all the time. They are a beast in the snow! I wouldn't worry about. May be a bit more apt to slipping on icy roads than say 33s, but still way better than most vehicles. To me, nothing better than waking up to fresh snow and needing to drive somewhere

The height of the tire doesn't really impact snow driving as much as width. I'm a pizza cutter kind of guy, tall/narrow tires for me, especially in the snow.

 

[Rovertbee]

The height of the tire doesn't really impact snow driving as much as width. I'm a pizza cutter kind of guy, tall/narrow tires for me, especially in the snow.

True. My tires are 12.5” wide, so not pizza cutters but still great in the snow.

 

[WuNgUn]

The height of the tire doesn't really impact snow driving as much as width. I'm a pizza cutter kind of guy, tall/narrow tires for me, especially in the snow.

Exactly! If I were gonna get a second set of wheels for winter, it wouldn't be 33's either!
255/70 R16's... And off of Kijiji!

 

[Lilj4425]

Black Diamond.

 

[WuNgUn]

Black Diamond.

Must have high-pack, else I'd be all over it.

 

[Used2jeep]

hi
I live in québec city and wit my F150 super cab long box i can said K02 BF with snow flake, is good for snowing for 2 year or 30,000 kilomêtre ONLY after you take some chance to be involved in an accident $$$.
For the BRONCO i will buy four 315/70/17 NOKIAN STUDDED TIRE with 4 wheels. i know is not cheap but it's cheaper than hit someone or some thing and broke my BRONCO. BL+SAS+2.7 + Lux pack + tow pack AND FEW GUGUSSE FROM fORD WHEN AVALABLE !!!!
tracktoy

If you really want to be safe then don't forget that 5th wheel/tire for a spare. Never driven with studded snows until this winter but would figure that it might not be the nest to have 1 unstudded tire.

 

[WuNgUn]

hi
I live in québec city and wit my F150 super cab long box i can said K02 BF with snow flake, is good for snowing for 2 year or 30,000 kilomêtre ONLY after you take some chance to be involved in an accident $$$.
For the BRONCO i will buy four 315/70/17 NOKIAN STUDDED TIRE with 4 wheels. i know is not cheap but it's cheaper than hit someone or some thing and broke my BRONCO. BL+SAS+2.7 + Lux pack + tow pack AND FEW GUGUSSE FROM fORD WHEN AVALABLE !!!!
tracktoy

So they were good for 2 years? Did they wear that much in 30K???

 

[TRACKTOY]

hi
at 30k kilometer k02 is wear a half than new and for this reason it bad on snow and ice. the tree peek in canada is only a certification with minimal norm and you can find these 3 peek on every LT tire but not create egual .It's différent if you live in TORONTO THAN NORTH MUSQUOKA. Go to NOKIAN site and search for 315/70/17 with stud they have this size. Stud is factory install and build stainless steel it's the best tire you can buy take a look.TRACKTOY

 

[TRACKTOY]

HI
The badbluck to have a flat tire in winter is very low. i never change a tire on road i call CAA ( AAA in USA) and when they saw a big tire they ask for a platform towing and they drive the truck (BRONCO) to garage. they change the tire or replace it. it's good for 160 Kilomêtre from home to my favorite garage that's the way.....
TRACKTOY

 

[shoelessjoe]

As a Canadian buyer also....
A base with Sasquatch is the same price as a Badlands. For me, the extra goodies that comes with a Badlands isn't worth having Sasquatch. I want my money to count where it hits the road.
Hard decision.

Same price where? Ford.ca the Badlands is 2700 more then the Base with Sasquatch

 

[AcesandEights]

Studs dont help in snow. The reason the nokians work so well is they're a winter tire, not the studs.

 

[TRACKTOY]

Les goujons n’aident pas dans la neige. La raison pour laquelle les nokians fonctionnent si bien, c’est qu’ils sont un pneu d’hiver, pas les goujons.
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[linbackr99]

I've seen multiple people comment concerns about 35's in the snow. I drive an FJ with 35s in Utah up the mountains for snowboarding all the time. They are a beast in the snow! I wouldn't worry about. May be a bit more apt to slipping on icy roads than say 33s, but still way better than most vehicles. To me, nothing better than waking up to fresh snow and needing to drive somewhere

I’ve had 4 different Raptors on 35s for over a decade - live in VT, 30 miles away from my work (where I sometimes am on call to plow city streets) and drive to work in all conditions - never an issue with the tires in the snow.

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