Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow
To optimize outdoor activities this winter season, make sure you are equipped with the right tires for snowy conditions. What makes a tire a “snow” tire? – Snow tires are identified from its lugs, tread design, and flotation.
- Lugs: Snow tire lugs are dimpled and or siped which creates additional biting edges for increased traction.
- Tread Design: Its tread design is positioned with large spacing in-between the lugs to help disperse snow and slush.
- Flotation: Tire flotation is extremely important when handling loose sediment. To minimize ground disturbance, snow tires tend to stay afloat – keeping you from sinking.
From recreational to chore, Carlisle Brand Tires offer many tire options that fit your needs when tackling snowy conditions.
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Black Rock® M/S
Equipped with unique tread design for increased traction and control, the Black Rock M/S (Mud and Snow) tire dominates in the mud and snow. With its deep, widely spaced tread and dimpled lugs, the Black Rock M/S disperses snow and slush in ample fashion. In addition, the dimpled tread elements pack with snow and ice creating a very effective ice on ice bite. Product highlights:
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Snow Hog
With its distinctive “X” shaped tread elements, the Snow Hog tire has an aggressive design made to plow through soft terrain. These tires are primarily made for snow-blowers but are also used on other applications requiring aggressive traction, like go-carts. Product highlights:
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XTRAC®
The XTRAC tire is the premier tire for snow throwing equipment. It features a unique lug design for traction across the entire face of the tire. Product highlights:
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