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Originally Posted by cdizzle_996
Ko2's work well in snow as well.
Done multiple trips between here and Alberta during the middle of winter without issue.
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Interesting, thanks for replying. I was really on the fence about getting a set of winter tires vs the KO2s and this doesn't help
I was thinking that after a few years on the KO2 it would get to a point where it's still good for a summer or two but a liability in winter, and instead of having to replace a set of expensive tires that are still good for 8 months of the year I can just swap to the cheaper winters (which should be better in winter anyways). My thought process seem valid?