I got stock tires on a 2018-570. They have a tough time getting up "the wash" let me try and discribe, "the wash"
The wash is a hill, it's rocks and covered in wet leafs and a small creek. it's about 75 yards long at a 45° angle. There are some fairly large rocks in the way and I have to take a trees out. I got half way up last year, but I was sliding and spinning all the way.
I have no clue what tires to go to to give me better traction going up the wash.
Oh ya, on the way up, half way up it's dogleg right, it's an interesting climb.
Im not sure 'mud tires' would work, or 'snow tires'. there are TONS of wet leafs. when I go hunting I have to walk up the wash, it's a tough climb on foot. BTW< the "wash' is the only way to get to my back country. if you go straight out the back of my cabin, its 80' straight up, you can't even walk it. so the only way outback is to go up the wash.
So any suggestions would be apprciated
The wash is a hill, it's rocks and covered in wet leafs and a small creek. it's about 75 yards long at a 45° angle. There are some fairly large rocks in the way and I have to take a trees out. I got half way up last year, but I was sliding and spinning all the way.
I have no clue what tires to go to to give me better traction going up the wash.
Oh ya, on the way up, half way up it's dogleg right, it's an interesting climb.
Im not sure 'mud tires' would work, or 'snow tires'. there are TONS of wet leafs. when I go hunting I have to walk up the wash, it's a tough climb on foot. BTW< the "wash' is the only way to get to my back country. if you go straight out the back of my cabin, its 80' straight up, you can't even walk it. so the only way outback is to go up the wash.
So any suggestions would be apprciated

