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Old 01-08-22, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by sweeks
My experience is different. Maybe the number of studs is a factor?


Making a turn on hard ice. No slipping here. Tires are Nokian "Extreme 294".
IME when temps go sub-zero, the ice is harder for the studs to get a grip on. As temps get closer to freezing, it's easier for studs to grip the ice. Additionally, I've personally found that if your studs are new, they get a much better grip ... and worn down studs are gonna have a hard time biting into the ice.
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