Let's talk about tires

[mildlyorange444]

I have been reading through online and all I can see are discussions about the bigger tires. but i'm interested on these narrower tires, i think they call it the pizza cutter style. I wonder fi anyone here has tried using these and what's the experience like? thanks!

 

[_3dventure]

I've got a buddy with a Frontier running on those skinny tires, and boy was I impressed especially watching him in the winter!

So we did a few trips up to the mountains, and his tires seemed to just dig right in. Cutting through the slush and snow was a piece of cake, and he had good traction on the icy patches!

Which reminds me I should also check on my options for these pizza cutters!

 

[stratocumulus-clout]

Yep, surprisingly good in snow and mud because their narrow width helps them slice through and find traction.

 

[midsizemaverick22]

Skinny tires rock in snow. A solid option if you want better winter control.

 

[pielover88]

I have been reading through online and all I can see are discussions about the bigger tires. but i'm interested on these narrower tires, i think they call it the pizza cutter style. I wonder fi anyone here has tried using these and what's the experience like? thanks!

just wanna tell you that before buying, make sure the new tires' overall diameter and width are compatible with your vehicle's suspension and fenders.
You don't want them rubbing on the wheel wells during turns or when the suspension compresses. It's also crucial to get a tire with the correct load rating for your vehicle's weight