2004 Wrangler TJ, 42RLE auto trans. F/R lockers, 5.38 gears, Warn Winch, Currie 4" Suspension
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Lots of aggressive offroad tires are lacking in the ability to handle snow and ice on roads. Whatever tire you go with, make sure it has as many sipes in it as possible... sipes = good ice/snow/wet-road traction. No or few sipes means lots of sliding/slipping in such conditions.
The good news if you find a set of tires you like that have few or no sipes, many tire stores have tire siping machines that can cut the sipes into the tires for $10-15 per tire.
The good news if you find a set of tires you like that have few or no sipes, many tire stores have tire siping machines that can cut the sipes into the tires for $10-15 per tire.