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You mean a grinding wheel? Doesn't work but it does make a lot of smoke ! I have a Garage but I want an Island.

Before I bought a tire groover I used a Stihl 029 for years. Actually works pretty well when you get the hang of it.

It's all about making sharp edges for bite and getting rid of the continuous rib down the middle of the tire....Of course the rib is what makes them last longer on the pavement, but it's also what keeps you from climbing over a wet root or log. The pattern just works out asymmetrical. After...

I went the radial route first. I wanted more diameter for clearance but the width of the tire made them worse, both climbing ability and side slip (in snow conditions) were terrible. If I could get a 48 inch tall, 9 inch wide tire, radial or not, I'd be all over it. I think my next purchase...

been there...done that.

I came up with 520 too

Maxim, Your right, it was. A picture of that pattern is shown in the Goodyear radials SUCK in the snow!!! thread.

Thanks. Good eye.

AND...I love the smell of burning rubber !

Maybe I should have said "Non Directional Cross Country Tread"

Those probably took about 45 minutes a tire

yes, I used a RILLFIT tire groover

If you want to make your NDT 's gnarly in the snow, this really works.