Im looking to get a pair of winter tyres but i have no clue about which ones are best ?

i dont want to spend to much but i would like a good pair...

please reply i need some soon...

thnks

Michelin country mud

are they good tyres?

they're pritty cheap aswell

Maxxis high roller?

Get this months What MTB they have a winter tire group test.. 

cool thnks

i do 20km 3 times a week sometimes and mabye longer on the weekend

its over the ridgeway track which is chalk grass an dirt

I get on well with Conti Verticals, at £13 a pop for the steel beaded tyre they're good value.  Can't fault their feel either, they give plenty of feedback which is more important than outright grip IMHO.

Chalk is slippy whatever you ridwe on

If there's a lot of mud Panaracer Trailrakers are about as good as it gets.

Awful on wet roads though 

'nother vote for trailrakers.

I always used to ride 7 miles on tarmac to the start of the off-road bit (then 7 miles back) every weekend on them when I lived in the UK.  Never had any tarmac/trailraker issues.

I've been using high rollers which are great for Rocky bridleway type rides but I dont like them on muddy singletrack / trail centre rides. There is a large gap between centre and outer tread, therefore there is a lurch over to the side knobs when your cornering. A lot of poeple dont mind that but it doesnt suite my riding styyle.  This is with the single ply 2.35 version, on my DH bike with 2.35 dual plys I don't get this problem so much. I think the side walls on the single ply collapse a little quicker adding to the lurching feeling.

I've recently changed to a Michelin Mountain xtrem 2.5. This is based on the old DH24 tread and works really well. Definiate grip accross the tread, dual ply, and rolls a bit quicker than the High roller. Worked well so far on peaks, trail centre, stainburn rides that I've done recently.

Maxxis Swampthings.

Best tyre I've ever used. although they're designed for soft surfaces I find the work well on most stuff, with the possible exception of tarmac where they can be a bit draggy.

Also quite cheap.

Bonty Mud X's here too...