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08-03-2005, 12:43 AM
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Lots of loose stuff there. The AT treads have many more "gaps" in the pattern to soak up the loose stuff and grab and go. The MT/R is not going to be as good in that situation.
In an extreme comparison it would be like driving slicks on wet pavement. The MT/Rs large lugs ride on top of the little loose rocks and slip as they slide.
My experience anyway. Different tires will require you to adjust driving styles in certain situations.
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