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Originally Posted by raymondo510 Could you maybe elaborate on that, im just curious as to how it hurts your handling. With snow tires you want a smaller footprint because that
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With snow tires you want a smaller footprint because that means the tires have to displace less snow. Hence, snow tires are typically quite narrow. A wide tire with a larger footprint has more to displace, which means the more snow, the more likely you are to loose traction.
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