ls2c6vette

I had a set of studded snows on my ram, the worked good, but we're so noisy and rough I hated to drive it. Put a set of General Grabber AT2' s on my work van and I was so impressed with how they were in the snow, I decided to get a set of them (265/70/17) on steel wheels for my F150. I absolutely love them. They have the snow peak symbol on the sidewall.

Oilersfan31

Wiser words were never spoken

drewv2

B.C woot woot

royboyz

I hear you, Goodyear Wrangler Fortitude's came on my truck and I got them off within a few days before they ever see snow. They look like they'd be like driving on banana peels.. Mario Kart style.

Coronet

I'm in Oil Springs, just moved there from Sarnia. I still find it worth it to go over the boarder every once and a while. I don't do groceries over there, but I do buy my dog food there and a third the price.

hedgesc

how she going eh?
has anyone looking at tires lately been pushed to buy amp terrain gripper a/t's? I've gone to three different shops this week and they all tried to dish them out.

webby150

Have @1500km on the truck, 3.5EB and my avg is 12.7l/100km, not bad still breaking it in, 75% hwy driving, how are you guys doing?

Steve Osborne

for the Canadian thread...uncle bought this trailer... got it cleaned and loaded to head to the camp....didn't notice the hitch till I got to the camp...and still towed it back home. (wasn't this trailer that bent it...was my camper) ..loaded with uncles camp gear ..my camp gear----coolers/beer/ sleeping bags etc...and 2 atvs...

l/100....

Canadiantj

Tell me more..how much for conversion etc.

BlackBoost

55,000km's 2.7EB with mixed city/highway I average 10.5l/100k. Straight highway @100km/h gets me ~9-9.5 l/100k. 80km/h freeways I get as high as 8.2 l/100km. Alberta major highways 110km/h 10.8-11.