N Williamson wrote:
> I have a 2005 std cab V8, 2WD (no ltd slip differential!!) Tundra with
> the stock tires. Making a trip in the next few months and I'll have to
> traverse some interstate mountain passes. Depending on the conditions,
> some may require use of traction tires/chains to pass.
>
> I had a set of traction 'cables' a few years ago and used them on a VW
> Jetta....they didn't work very well at all so prefer to steer clear of
> that style.
>
> Appreciate any recommendations. Thanks.
> Nate
>
I have a 04 double cab Tundra 4x4 TRD and put on BFG all terrain TKOs
they're great in the snow and mud! one of the best all round tires out
there IMO. I own a forestry consulting business and am in the bush on
logging roads in all weather and on mountain passes etc... Strongly
recommend the BFG All Terrain.
> I have a 2005 std cab V8, 2WD (no ltd slip differential!!) Tundra with
> the stock tires. Making a trip in the next few months and I'll have to
> traverse some interstate mountain passes. Depending on the conditions,
> some may require use of traction tires/chains to pass.
>
> I had a set of traction 'cables' a few years ago and used them on a VW
> Jetta....they didn't work very well at all so prefer to steer clear of
> that style.
>
> Appreciate any recommendations. Thanks.
> Nate
>
I have a 04 double cab Tundra 4x4 TRD and put on BFG all terrain TKOs
they're great in the snow and mud! one of the best all round tires out
there IMO. I own a forestry consulting business and am in the bush on
logging roads in all weather and on mountain passes etc... Strongly
recommend the BFG All Terrain.