will a studded knobbie tire work good in deep snow!??!?! or should i try to find a cheap set of paddles but if i get paddles i cand ride plowed roads!! WHAT SHOULD I DO and no im not getting a snowmobile

 

studded tires are pointless in deep snow..realtors are a good winter tire,i use some studded spider tracs,they work awesome on icy trails.i really dont know what the best tire for deep snow but i do know my 144" track will have them all beat[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

ya ya the track of a snowmobile would be ideal butttttt i dont own one i rdie my uncles wen i do. soo not having much money and not wanting to pay more than 50 for the two tires!!! wat should i do?? im not tlakin real deep prob bout a foot at the most i dont like to ride wen its over a foot

 

There is a brand of tires called like somehting with the word snow in it, it is in last months issue of Dirt Wheels, but they said Dirt Devils, Prowedge, and that tire brand with the word snow in it was best. I would not get studs and a tire that looks knobby and stuff isn't good for snow because it will dig you in, so look for tires with a less aggressive tread pattern.

 

I think there called maxxis 4-snow. They work pretty well but when the tires are spinning they can expand up to 40%.

 

These should work for ya through the winter

Ultimate Snow Tire

 

lol i donno man those might not cut the deep snow... lol

 

I think the stock Tracker P Goodyears that came on my bike do a good job for most snow that I have been in. They have gotten me through everything I have thrown at them.

 

ill go ahead and say it again,,,,,,,,,

kenda bear claws. period.

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