[onewhippedpuppy]

Originally Posted by phred68

Agreed in part. She'll not be off-roading, but she will be treking through the ice and snow of a Minnesota winter. I should be looking at a dedicated winter tire and then summers. But...

Gotcha. But understand, an aggressive off-road tire won't be any better on the ice/snow. Yes, a dedicated snow tire would be dramatically better for the winter, but a good all-season tire will get the job done.

We put some sort of BFGoodrich tire on my wife's old 4Runner, I can't remember the model but they were pretty good. Getting the POS OEM Dunlops off made it ride like a different car, I wouldn't put those on if they were free.