🔧 Enhance Tire Longevity with Kold Kutter KK038-8-1000 Tire Care: A Comprehensive Solution Review

Really grippy on ice, I don't have an insert for the inside of the tire. I stuck them right in my ear and I haven't lost a single one yet.

Put about 50 pieces in the bottom of a pair of boots, works great. I also put them in dump tires during an ice storm. Better than chains.

I used about 120 per tire on my 4x4 quad, the stock tires I have don't have much tread depth so I had to get 3/8: length bolts. Traction on ice, almost like in thick mud, as well as excellent traction on logs and frozen mud. I lost about 15-20 on each rear tire on the first ride and maybe 5 on the front tires, lost on the second ride which had a few rocks sticking out of the snow and a bunch of logs to walk through I pretty much all them rear (maybe 5 residues each) but for some reason only…

I didn't have high hopes for them, but they changed the grip of my tires on ice. I ride a late 80's Suzuki Samurai with 33" tires on icy roads near my village in Kasigluk, West Alaska. They don't keep out snow as far as I can tell, but they're great when it gets warm and there's water on the ice of lakes and rivers. It happens a few times a year, but this year it was particularly warm (warm = bad for traveling). A tip is that the dimensions shown include the head of the screw. I bought a 3/8"…

Put about 50 on the bottom of a pair of boots, works great. I also put them in dump tires during an ice storm. Better than chains.

I used about 120 per tire on my 4x4 quad, the stock tires I have don't have much tread depth so I had to get 3/8: bolts. Traction on ice, almost like in thick mud, as well as excellent traction on logs and frozen mud. I lost about 15-20 on each rear tire on the first ride and maybe 5 on the front tires, lost on the second ride which had a few rocks sticking out of the snow and a bunch of logs to walk through I pretty much all them rear (maybe 5 residues each) but for some reason only lost about

I didn't have high hopes for them but they have changed my tires' ability to grip ice. I ride a late 80's Suzuki Samurai with 33" tires on icy roads near my village in Kasigluk, West Alaska. They don't keep out snow as far as I can tell, but they're great when it gets warm and there's water on the ice of lakes and rivers. It happens a few times a year, but this year it was particularly warm (warm = bad for traveling). A tip is that the dimensions shown include the head of the screw. I bought a…