I have a set of stock tires I want to stud for the winter (Banshee). I was thinking of 1/4 to 5/16 hex head screws (sheet metal type), as the treads measure 1/2 inch. Will I have any problems with these staying in the knobbies? Should I use a rubber glue on the threads? Is there another type of screw which will work better? Or should I just ride on my Holeshot HD's? Thanks in advance!

 

Check out this link:
www.aeira.com/rules.html#tire

 

use cold cutter srews, designed for ice (check local rules) rear tires there is a special ice tire cheapest is magic racing. also they are or where best for cold cutters. fronts are up to u i run antque trackor tires with 3 ribs bc they work good here in Colorado

 

Thanks for the replies. I found the Maverick ice screws for sale as I couldn't find any cold cutters. I will try them out. I didn't realize this could be such a science (reading ice racing threads). I just want some traction for the winter when the 4x4 is being used by my better half. I appreciate the information guys!

P.S.- I found them...they are Kold cutter screws...thanks again for the info.!!!

 

to be fast u hafta use science, but if ur just trail riding any thing is fine,bc the dirt will tear the studs up