Best Winter Tires for Trucks 2024 - Top 5 Best Winter Truck Tires Review

[@Nate-zy5ce]

I'm looking to get either an F150 pickup like the Platinum or a full size suv like the Yukon AT4 in 2025. I will get whichever it is lifted some and have the tires swapped out for 35"rs. QUESTION: Do you know, are there any true dedicated snow tires in the 35" size, that fit on either a 17", 18" or 20" wheel? If so, what are they? In my tire size decision I want to if possible get a size that offers at least one ideally a few dedicated snow tires, living in mountainy ski country as I do. I envision using the real snows Thanksgiving to Easter, and an All Terrain with the 3 peak winter rating from Easter to Thanksgiving. Thanks.

[@utep212]

Don't bother getting a platinum, it's a waste of money, and the Yukon isn't a truck, it's a giant urban luxo land yacht. Lifting trucks is dumb, it only raises the center of gravity and makes the vehicle handle worse in evasive maneuvering and destroys the ride quality. You're not smarter than the engineers at Ford, so stick with their suspension and tire size selection. The only time you should be lifting a vehicle is to fit bigger tires, which is the only real way to get more ground clearance, and that is only something you should be doing with a toy 4x4, not a Yukon or brand new F150. Go get an old Jeep or Toyota if you want to go offloading.

[@Nate-zy5ce]

@@utep212 Interesting insights. Thanks for sharing. I'll give it more thought, and look into it more.

[@johnnyderm]

None come in 285/65r20 tho...

[@THX5000]

It's spring tho. No one buys winter tires in USA this time of year.

[@lucpaquin6025]

Blizzaks are good, the others aren’t so good in winter, there’s better choices.

[@rnasap]

Name the better choices.

[@money_hedonism]

Nokian hakka suv :)