Grooving Tractor Tires at Jeremy Fenner blog

Grooving Tractor Tires. Perhaps by grooving the r4's, one tire ridge lengthwise as kenny did and the next ridge on the angles shown in the photo, probably no more than 3 angled grooves per tire ridge would. I noticed that you didn't run the groove all the way out to the outer edge to spit out snow/mud. I suggest you give it a look see. Too bad tire manufactures don't try to improve snow performance on their r4 tires for sizes common to the compact market and provide. When the front axle is engaged, the ground speed of the front tires will be faster from the ground speed of the rear tires. There is a very long thread on here that addresses grooving tires for snow. To those of you debating, i would definitely do tire grooving before going chains to see if its enough. My fronts are a little different in they. Everything you wanted to know. I am not buying chains now. You cant see the sipes, but there are two in the larger inner larger lugs after the 2 center grooves. Here is how i grooved and siped mine;

Perhaps by grooving the r4's, one tire ridge lengthwise as kenny did and the next ridge on the angles shown in the photo, probably no more than 3 angled grooves per tire ridge would. Everything you wanted to know. My fronts are a little different in they. I noticed that you didn't run the groove all the way out to the outer edge to spit out snow/mud. I suggest you give it a look see. Too bad tire manufactures don't try to improve snow performance on their r4 tires for sizes common to the compact market and provide. To those of you debating, i would definitely do tire grooving before going chains to see if its enough. You cant see the sipes, but there are two in the larger inner larger lugs after the 2 center grooves. When the front axle is engaged, the ground speed of the front tires will be faster from the ground speed of the rear tires. I am not buying chains now.

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Grooving Tractor Tires Everything you wanted to know. I am not buying chains now. Everything you wanted to know. There is a very long thread on here that addresses grooving tires for snow. Too bad tire manufactures don't try to improve snow performance on their r4 tires for sizes common to the compact market and provide. When the front axle is engaged, the ground speed of the front tires will be faster from the ground speed of the rear tires. My fronts are a little different in they. Perhaps by grooving the r4's, one tire ridge lengthwise as kenny did and the next ridge on the angles shown in the photo, probably no more than 3 angled grooves per tire ridge would. I noticed that you didn't run the groove all the way out to the outer edge to spit out snow/mud. Here is how i grooved and siped mine; You cant see the sipes, but there are two in the larger inner larger lugs after the 2 center grooves. I suggest you give it a look see. To those of you debating, i would definitely do tire grooving before going chains to see if its enough.