The Best Winter Tires for Larger SUVs & Pickup Trucks in Canada for 2021-2022 Here are our recommendations for winter tires this year

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Pirelli, Falken, Toyo, Yokohama and Nexen

If you’re a fan of Italian brand Pirelli, you’ll want to short-list the Scorpion Ice and Snow and the recently introduced All Terrain + .

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Scorpion Ice and Snow, by Pirelli
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All Terrain +, by Pirelli

American brand Falken offers fans of very aggressive tires the Wildpeak A/T3W which is also suitable for off-road excursions. Falken manufactures several tires in a former Goodyear plant in Buffalo, New York. The brand was created by OHTSU Rubber and Tires of Japan, which merged with Sumitomo Rubber Industries in 2003.

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Wildpeak A/T3W, by Falken

In the same vein, Japanese manufacturer Toyo brings back the Observe GS-i6 LS for smaller vehicles and the WLT-1 for larger pickups.

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Observe GS-i6 LS, by Toyo
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Open Country WLT-1, by Toyo

History repeats itself at Yokohama, which still offers us its trusty Geolandar GO 72 , in addition to the A/T GO15 , designated all-weather and therefore usable all year long.

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Geolandar GO 72, by Yokohama
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A/T GO15, by Yokohama

Finally, South Korean tire maker Nexen brings back its Wingard WT-1 , which is intended for the more robust commercial vans.

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Wingard WT-1, by Nexen