What is driving an A on snow/ice like? Can you add studs to A tyres?

[M2M]

So your winter drive to Alaska is possible! I suggest Nokia 5.50x19 bias ply tyres for the studs.

https://www.lucasclassictires.com/55...kwall-299p.htm

[M2M]

[shew01]

Originally Posted by M2M

Firstly, you DO NOT have to buy a $400 stud gun like this loser did in the video below (I'd like to punch this guy in the face and smash his glasses):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNyxIiRclNU

This way is for real Model A and T guys like us:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4-Y8Qr77ZA
Buy from Italy:
https://www.best-grip.com/en/
Or buy from USA store:
https://www.gripstuds.com/customercornercars.php

I tried the 1500s in my Hummer this last time, and they worked very well. I drove up a steep, icy hill last winter, and was able to come to a full stop without sliding, even though several cars including a police car, had slid off into a ditch. Then I was able to accelerate right up the hill!
Steve V. - Kelowna, BC Canada - October, 2015

These were used in the Fast & Furious movie.

Wow. That’s a cool way to stud “non-studdable” tires! I’ve never seen anything like that. Thanks for sharing.


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[Brad in Germany]

If you are worried about traction on the snow and ice, the best bet is to get one of these:



Brad in Maryland

[old31]

When I was younger many years ago we use to stud our dirt bikes with hex headed screws. It was amazing how they bit into the ice.

The thought of racing a dirt bike on ice now sounds painful.