They replaced a set of Michelins, which were really bad in these conditions. Tyre wear has been a bit disappointing having only lasted 12000km, but I have to say the sand and gravel probably wore them away more than anything. General Tire Grabber HTS60 All-Season Radial Tire - 245/70R17 110T. On tarmac however, in the rain, a bit useless, they do not give by snapping away from the road, but at lowish speed they do tend to drift a bit (but this could be more to do with the cars weight and condition of the tarmac).
General 4508120000 GRABBER A/TX All-Terrain Radial Tire - 27X8. With the 3-Peak Mountain Snowflake Certification, the Grabber TM A/T X delivers excellent all-weather traction. That vehicle HAS to have 185R14 tires which are A: 6 ply rated and B: never available in. The ride is excellent off road and the steering response and grip is very good. The tough, next generation aggressive All-Terrain tire that provides exceptional off-road capability and durability with impressive on-road performance. The tyres in 40 degree slopes of forest mush I have to say have gripped fantastically, but only in 4 wheel drive, in 2 wheel rear, forget it, they dig a trench as expected. Some features are a five-row lug pattern with strategically-placed sipes that result in many biting edges computer-optimized contouring gives the Grabber AT2 a wider. I drive extensively on dirt tracks and volcanic sand along with tarmac in the Azores up and down very steep hills. General Grabber AT2 Tires - The General Tires Grabber AT2 has a tough all-terrain designed with an aggressive, self-cleaning tread pattern that provides off-road traction, durability and impressive paved road performance. In our lab tests, Tire models like the Grabber HTS60 are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below. Have these on a Mitsubishi Pajero Sport (Portuguese). 32-inch Continental General Grabber all-terrain tires and six-switch auxiliary power pack to manage accessories including winches, light bars and air. The General Grabber HTS60 is part of the Tire test program at Consumer Reports.
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