L4ndyDan
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Hi,
Was anyone here running General Grabber GT's in all the snow we had last year? If so, how did they perform?
The reason I ask is because I currently have them fitted to my Discovery 2, I'm hoping for a bit more snow this year and whilst I'd rather not splash out on new tyres, I also don't want to miss out on all the fun.
I was driving my Suzuki SJ last year and took part in transporting many hospital staff/doctors/nurses etc. back and forth and would like to do the same again this year in the event of a bit of snow. She was fitted with some all terrain tyres aired down to around 16psi and just sat on top of the snow even when it was knee deep and went absolutely everywhere without any problem.
She's not a Land Rover but who doesn't like a snow photo..
Was anyone here running General Grabber GT's in all the snow we had last year? If so, how did they perform?
The reason I ask is because I currently have them fitted to my Discovery 2, I'm hoping for a bit more snow this year and whilst I'd rather not splash out on new tyres, I also don't want to miss out on all the fun.
I was driving my Suzuki SJ last year and took part in transporting many hospital staff/doctors/nurses etc. back and forth and would like to do the same again this year in the event of a bit of snow. She was fitted with some all terrain tyres aired down to around 16psi and just sat on top of the snow even when it was knee deep and went absolutely everywhere without any problem.
She's not a Land Rover but who doesn't like a snow photo..