Help with best snow tires Jeep Cherokee 2020

a reply to: Bluntone22

It sure is, plus if you go the swap out route, you will be wanting a second set of wheels, or you won't be garage swapping anything, you will be stuck paying a mount and balancing charge every season.
No bueno
All season all the way here.

a reply to: Mandroid7

I think it like less then a hundred bucks to swap out tires at the dealership my gf bought her car from. Im thinking 65. Im good with that.

a reply to: TheAlleghenyGentleman

Lol dang snowflakes.
That's not a cherokee btw dude..it's a grand cherokee.
Much heavier rig..especially when comparing tires. Grand will do better on c or even d load range if you pull trailers at all.
Anything else will be squishy on corners.
My extensive genius gearhead experience says put on a set you don't need to swap seasonally.
That is a massive pita.
All season tires are tops.
Check out k02s dude.input correct wheel height
Is that more aggressive than you are looking for?

a reply to: Mandroid7

Did I post a grand Cherokee pic? My bad. Alright checking out that website for KO2s.

I guess I will ask the neighbors tomorrow and if they say all season I will go with KO2s and if they say snow I will go with Blizzak.

Sweet. Thanks all.

a reply to: TheAlleghenyGentleman

Right on buddy, let us know. Im interested in hearing your choice!
Snow season is almost here.
Hava a good one

Blizzacks are bad to the bone.
I got a set for my mustang (stick) years back, thing drove like a tank in the winter.
Also drove like a tank in good weather.

Got a set of rims and swapped them out winter/ summer.

Doubt you’d need them for your wrangler, though.

a reply to: Oaktree

Cherokee *

My GMC Sierra SLT Z-71 4X4 was delivered with Firestone Wilderness ATs and when I replaced them the 2nd time, the line had been replaced with Firestone Destination ATs. Still running the Destinations.

a reply to: TheAlleghenyGentleman

Of course, simply look up the Goodyear Wrangler tire best suited to your need and size of rim

You should check out Patagonia tires. Milestar model.

Probably one of the best tires out there and few have ever heard of them.

nice tyres dude.

feels weird talking about another guy tyres.

I've been buying truck and SUV tires for 50+ years, and I can tell you the absolute WORST tires on the planet are Goodyear Wranglers!!!

Seriously, I've been stranded more times with those tires than I can count! They may be great for racing, but on a truck/SUV they straight up SUCK!!

Also know, I spend about 75% of my time in offroad (nasty) conditions...I know tires.

I run Nitto (10 ply) on our 1 ton, Milestars on our 2 Jeeps, and BFG m/s on our 2 Subarus. The BFGs are hard, but they seem to do okay. The Nittos are bulletproof.

Only issue with the Milestars is the sidewall isn't stiff enough for heavy trailering, but they're awesome on a smaller truck or SUV.

do you want to talk about snow tyres?
I can talk about snow tyres.

you dont know how bored you are.


only 4 suicides thats good, lets go!

a reply to: schuyler
I second this as a good all around good tire. I have aired down to 13 PSI in those and they perform great on the trails. I don't do much snow because of the desert where I live but when I did go north they still got me pretty far down the trail before they had to winch me out.

a reply to: Rikku

a reply to: TheAlleghenyGentleman

If it helps I've been getting through snow like this with the Goodyear Wrangler Silentarmor Pro-grades. Using the bumper on my truck to push through the snow.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

LOL!!! Just seen your post. Must be the area, I've been through some pretty good storms here in NY and not much of any problems with the Goodyears. I've had Coopers wasn't thrilled with them, BFG's they were good.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Gotcha, checking them out now.

Decided to go with all season tires.