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For all the people that think their tires are good enough for winter
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That makes sense. I should have known as my Tacoma came with some Goodyear Kevlar something or other, and while it had the “M S”, that doesn’t really amount to much haha.
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They are kinda pricey, but cheaper than having two dedicated sets of tires I suppose. I think I paid $1,000-1,100 for mine. As for mileage, I can’t remember exactly, I’d just google Falken Wildpeaks or BFGoodrich KO2s and see the specs
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Yeah, I always conflate all season and all terrain I guess
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I’ve always heard great things about Wildpeaks(I have those on now) and KO2s. You’re saying those are worthless? I agree that an all season tire won’t quite get you the performance in snow that a quality pure winter tire will, but I think the good ones come pretty close.