Winter Tires

[ssgharkness020147]

Nitto Teragrapplers, or Toyo Open Country AT's would be pretty good. I think I'm gonna throw the Nitto's on my pickup.

[Mauro (Dynamic)]

I've found the MICKEY THOMPSON - BAJA MTZ RADIAL, do you know how they are in the snow and in icy conditions ?

Thank you !

[Mauro (Dynamic)]

I've ordered the Mickey Thompson MTZ with Moto metal wheels on www.performanceplustires.com, do you know this site ?

Now I'm looking forward to receive them !

[2003yellowh2]

I have had quite a few different tires on a few different H2"s. But with regards to winter driving............I live in a pretty cold snowy place in Canada with LOTS of snow and terrible roads are the norm here. The stock BFG ko's are great , but I slightly preferred the Cooper discover ATR, and as an added bonus they are significantly cheaper.
FYI-These have all been 17's on H2's with no lift.
I have tried running 22" Pirelli scorpions on one of my trucks and hated the ride-they looked great but the ride drove me crazy so I swapped them back to my stock wheels and was glad I did. I know another guy here that swears by toyo open country mts, but i can't give an opinion as I haven't tried them.

You really cant go wrong with the BFG's or the Cooper atrs though, i can say that from lots of winter driving experience on some crazy roads and even lakes with up to a foot of snow on them..what can I say-we do some "Lakeboarding" here-you tow someone 75 feet back with a snowboard behind the truck in locked 4LO -it's a blast but pretty crazy!
Just my 2 cents on winter tires for the H2-good luck with the mickey's

[mikejr]

I just took the Goodyear SRA's off my rig for the winter. I really was not pleased with how they worked in the snow last year. So I got a set of Goodyear Wrangler Silent Armour's. I've had those on my pick up and trailblazer for the past few years and they work great in the snow. Figuring to have the same success on the H2. On my prior H2's it had the stock BFG's on them and they worked well in the snow also. After about 1000 miles on the SilentArmours, they ride alot quieter than the SRAs. Get ready to part with some serious coin if you go with the silent armours.