Viewing 6 posts - 1 through 6 (of 6 total)
  • Anyone run mud spikes as snow tyres?
  • stills8tannorm
    Free Member

    I’m thinking Wet Screams or Intense spikes, etc.

    How did / do you find them? … I should just go and fit some and try ’em but I’m feeling a bit lazy so I’m asking first 😉

    Cheers
    Stuart

    leggyblonde
    Free Member

    mud-x were great last year on the soft stuff, would have thought something fatter and spikier even better. crap on ice though!

    james-o
    Free Member

    medusa 1.8’s were good last year, either that or a low pressure rubber queen 2.2 R / 2.4 F combo.

    warpcow
    Free Member

    Yep. Pretty much everyone I know here in Sweden does too. Or like James says, something fat, grippy and low pressure does pretty much the same job. The best thing about mud tyres is that they really bite into the snow giving good acceleration with less fear of slipping.

    angryratio
    Free Member

    10 or 15 psi out of most things will give more grip.
    Last year i ended up running a pair of cheap horrible tioga things that happened to be in the shed. 15psi seemed to create a manageable level of steering precision and grip

    stills8tannorm
    Free Member

    Cheers folks

Viewing 6 posts - 1 through 6 (of 6 total)

The topic ‘Anyone run mud spikes as snow tyres?’ is closed to new replies.