How are AT3's in the snow?

[Bikemobile]

Year round Gunnison, CO resident here:

General Grabber AT2... Big fan. Cheap and long wearing. Works in all 4 seasons. Mountain snowflake rated and proven in snow. Not rotation sensitive. Zero problems on my jeep or my silverado.

 

[csphoto]

Duratrac's are incredible in the snow. They have other shortcomings but if snow performance is a primary requirement there isn't much out there outside of a dedicated snow tire that can touch them. After 99,000 miles on them with my F-150 chasing winter storms from UT to interior BC for work, I couldn't get a set on my new LR4 fast enough.

 

[PDragon]

I have a set of AT3's in my 2007 Grand Cherokee. They are very good in snow, but not so much in ice. I have taken them off-roading in the snow multiple times and they handle the snow and cold with ease. Where I live the climate is very dry and very cold, so the snow reflects that.
Good luck with your new tires.


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[xlcaferacer]

I live in Crested Butte and put the AT3's on the wife's 4Runner and they are o.k. in winter conditions. The General Grabbers that I have experience with are great in the winter if off-road sidewall strength isn't a priority. The BFG KO2's are a happy spot in between the two if you are looking for sidewall strength for off-road use.
If the KO2's would have been available when I bought my wife's tires I would have gone that route.