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Ok, I am trying to understand the tire decision and I have a couple questions.
1. The Runamucks just look like worn out sand (dune) tires (like the Kenda Sand Gecko or similar). Why not replace 2 or 4 of the 8 tires with those for swimming? (They happen to be comparatively cheap.)
2. I read one post that stated that in order for an Argo to run tracks, it has to have the Runamucks on it. I don't understand why we can't just run the same diameter of any style.
3. I put the tracks on because I was not getting traction on ice or snow with my Runamucks. Maybe they are just worn too low, or aren't good winter tires to begin with?
4. Maybe I could forgo the tracks (which are loud and ride rough on hard snowpack/ice) and just get better tires and carry chains?
Any comments would be greatly appreciated.
Joker
1. The Runamucks just look like worn out sand (dune) tires (like the Kenda Sand Gecko or similar). Why not replace 2 or 4 of the 8 tires with those for swimming? (They happen to be comparatively cheap.)
2. I read one post that stated that in order for an Argo to run tracks, it has to have the Runamucks on it. I don't understand why we can't just run the same diameter of any style.
3. I put the tracks on because I was not getting traction on ice or snow with my Runamucks. Maybe they are just worn too low, or aren't good winter tires to begin with?
4. Maybe I could forgo the tracks (which are loud and ride rough on hard snowpack/ice) and just get better tires and carry chains?
Any comments would be greatly appreciated.
Joker