Trying to decide on tires... any input on the BFG MTs or Par
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MudderChuck
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I´ve had a few sets of Goodyear MT, moderate noise, fair traction (not as good as you´d think) good wear. High speed driving and heat don´t seem to bother them much. Generally have had better luck with AT´s, the MT´s arn´t that much better in the mud and the AT´s are superior in ice and snow.[addsig]
I´ve had a few sets of Goodyear MT, moderate noise, fair traction (not as good as you´d think) good wear. High speed driving and heat don´t seem to bother them much. Generally have had better luck with AT´s, the MT´s arn´t that much better in the mud and the AT´s are superior in ice and snow.[addsig]
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I run the Yokohama Geolander Mudterrains and they're excellent. I've had the BFG's and found them not so good on wet pavement. The Geolanders are excellent on both dry and wet pavement and are also excellent off road. They're also very quiet compared to most other brands of mudterrains. The only bad point about these tires is that they're a little more expensive than most other brands but well worth the money.[addsig]
I run the Yokohama Geolander Mudterrains and they're excellent. I've had the BFG's and found them not so good on wet pavement. The Geolanders are excellent on both dry and wet pavement and are also excellent off road. They're also very quiet compared to most other brands of mudterrains. The only bad point about these tires is that they're a little more expensive than most other brands but well worth the money.[addsig]
Jeepin_guy95
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I've had my BFG's on for 10,000 km now and love them!!! They're great in the wet, and now that the temperature is dropping I'll get to use them in a bit more in the snow. We've had a few light dustings, but I'm waiting for a kick ass snowfall to really see what they do. The traction in snow definitely is not the same all an all terrain, but what can you expect. An all terrain won't throw mud like these either. Its an easy trade off. The Mickey Thompsons are much louder that the BFG's Supposedly the new compound used in the BFG mud terrain T/A KM is supposed to last for almost 80,000 Km.
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I've had my BFG's on for 10,000 km now and love them!!! They're great in the wet, and now that the temperature is dropping I'll get to use them in a bit more in the snow. We've had a few light dustings, but I'm waiting for a kick ass snowfall to really see what they do. The traction in snow definitely is not the same all an all terrain, but what can you expect. An all terrain won't throw mud like these either. Its an easy trade off. The Mickey Thompsons are much louder that the BFG's Supposedly the new compound used in the BFG mud terrain T/A KM is supposed to last for almost 80,000 Km.
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