An axel jump? Great for figure skaters; not so much for cars. We test winter tires on an ice skating rink to make sure the ones you buy brake when you need them to.
Testing Winter Tires for Ice Braking
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You mean ‘stop’ when you need them to.
CR, We need a side by side comparison of the same model with and without winter tires.
they have video of this
I really wish if you could compare All terrain tires with 3 peak mountain snow flake rating for 4wd owners please. Just want to see how bad they are compared to a non studded dedicated winter tire. I’m thinking of A/Ts with 3PMSF like BFG KO2, Falken Wildpeak AT3W, Goodyear Wrangler Duratac (These are the ones I have on my 4Runners). I got Load C and Standard Load of these running around 32-33psi if that matters. Too bad dedicated winter tires are not strong enough for my use unless I can change tires on side of the road before I hit the road after a trail run in winter.
Where’s the Tokyo Drift version where Ryan does laps of the rink?