I have the Firestone Destination XT's on 2 of my trucks and absolutely love them. They are great in the snow, fairly quiet and comfortable on the highway and have excellent tread life. Will definitely be putting them on all my trucks going forward.
Wow, you got a bunch of snow there. I don't miss that white stuff. Very impressive how those tires grabbed as you plowed uphill on the road. I used to not be a fan of Firestone tires, but seeing how they perform on your truck, I will certainly consider them for my next set on my Tundra. Thanks for the usual great content my friend. Stay safe.
Nice plowing on video, Live here in WNY by the Buffalo Bills stadium , Back in January we had snowstorm that dumped 5' of snow on us & even postponed Bills vs. Steelers playoff game and put my Snowdogg plow to the test. Love that V-plow. Keep up videos .
I love the tuque...got the same one...boy I miss the snow, especially like that, I get nothing but rain here in Vancouver, you certainly know your property son, I was dipsy-doodling right along with you, just like I was in the cab, LOL, anyone else would have called for a tow truck plowing any of the roads your plowing, those tires are amazing, but it takes skill and I always say your good with the gear young man...Hope the family is well, love your lake property, Thanks for the video.
HELL YEAH! Been waiting for the update on these ATs, love the XTs… either them or AT3Ws come my truck times for a true all-weather, long-life, all-terrain that’s mud decent. AT3Ws will have to buy private since they discontinued with new 4ws that are less weather-traction geared unfortunately. Maybe the new Yokohama Geolander AT XDs could catch my mind if there’s more user reviews and popularity with time
Good job and video Brother. The tires seem to be doing well for you for what you do. It’s good see the second hardest working truck in the fleet still going strong and sounding good.
@@workplaytv u should check the bolts on the plow mount on the truck side. They get loose and egg out the holes. It looked like you had some play in your head gear
Last year we put set of Sumitomo Encounter AT tires on the 07 GMC 3500 srw duramax. For a "cheaper" tire I'm fairly impressed with it for a basic work truck tire its doing really well wear wise. This truck drags around the 14,000lb equipment trailer. What are you going to put on the tundra? some nice mud tires that sound like a jet plane lol. I've never been a fan of BFG tires I won't buy them. One thing I won't deviate from is buying 3peak snow flake rating, we don't get a whole lot of snow here on the West Coast of BC but it sure nice having a tire that can handle snow I find they work better in the rain over a basic A/T tire or a Hybrid tire without 3PMS. A mud tire looks tough makes the truck look rugged they sure in the h*ll don't handle nice the road manners suck the tire howl gets old real quick.
never owned a ford. Can you put it into 4x4 with column shift or you have to get out and manually lock hubs? What is the difference between the two and why would you manually need to lock hubs? Just dont see how it works for plowing. I feel like it would waste a lot of time getting out and in truck especially if doing residential.
