Tire report: Nokian Rotiiva AT Plus
We have put about 14,000 miles on these tires with the camper on board and decided it was time for a report. The tires are LT275/65R20 126/123 S rated at 3,748 pounds at 80 PSI. While not advertised a...
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Thanks for that report..Much appreciated as there is not much tire talk on this forum.
I have never had an issue with traction with the truck camper on my truck until this year.I have all but new Cooper AT3's all around and let me tell you,they suck on ice and snow with about 3800 pounds in the bed.First trip on the hill scared the heck out of me and I owned and drove logging trucks in the winter.After that I had them aggressively siped and have not really tried them again..
I didn't want to replace them being all but new but I have been looking and reading on traction tires for ice and snow...Nokian comes up first and Bridgestone Blizzacks a close second, from what I read.
I just do not understand why the Cooper AT3's are so bad on ice and snow..I did not expect what happened.
I have never had an issue with traction with the truck camper on my truck until this year.I have all but new Cooper AT3's all around and let me tell you,they suck on ice and snow with about 3800 pounds in the bed.First trip on the hill scared the heck out of me and I owned and drove logging trucks in the winter.After that I had them aggressively siped and have not really tried them again..
I didn't want to replace them being all but new but I have been looking and reading on traction tires for ice and snow...Nokian comes up first and Bridgestone Blizzacks a close second, from what I read.
I just do not understand why the Cooper AT3's are so bad on ice and snow..I did not expect what happened.
