Ah...thanks for clarifying.
Yes, the LR3 is better for all those reasons. The drivetrain is superior and tires matter... A LOT! |
Originally Posted by RAJOD
(Post 508527)
I probably don't even need snows for what I do most the time. I'm running Perrelli zeros (they a year round tire) and never get stuck in deep snow and I know they are not a great snow tire.
We had like 14 inches of snow and I parked my kids Ford Explorer 4x4 in the yard to do driveway. It got stuck, just spun and spun. Only right front and rear driver side spin. I took my LR3 with perrelli into same snow and it was no challange at all. Not even close to getting stuck. I pulled it out with the LR3 that was ez too. So I can't imagine the kind of grip I would get with real snow tires. |
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