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best street/ mud tire?
- Thread starter bigbadchev84
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Well I prefer the BFG but I am biased: I refer you to this post about BB06 and Sumer Blaze 07 http://coloradok5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=175243&page=18
I am pleased to announce that BF Goodrich has donated a certificate for four BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A KO or Mud Terrain T/A KM tires. Max wheel size 17" for the Summer Blaze. Due to the expiration date on it they have consented that we will be allowed to award them to some lucky person at Blazer Bash 2006.
The lucky winner will have their picture taken in front of the BF Goodrich Banner and may be used in future BF Goodrich advertising.
Now that that is said What other company do you guys want me to work on? I know Warn and I am going to contact LMC also.
We are getting a pretty good group up don't be left out of the fun!
I am pleased to announce that BF Goodrich has donated a certificate for four BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A KO or Mud Terrain T/A KM tires. Max wheel size 17" for the Summer Blaze. Due to the expiration date on it they have consented that we will be allowed to award them to some lucky person at Blazer Bash 2006.
The lucky winner will have their picture taken in front of the BF Goodrich Banner and may be used in future BF Goodrich advertising.
Now that that is said What other company do you guys want me to work on? I know Warn and I am going to contact LMC also.
We are getting a pretty good group up don't be left out of the fun!
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daleearnhardt01
1/2 ton status
BFG's hands down... No brainer
bfg mt's. also goodyear MTRs but they are pricey
I second the goddyear MTR's worth the money if you run the street more then the trail. I have over 40k on mine and still going.
SkulzNBonz
1/2 ton status
Goodyear MTR's. Better than the BFG's on wet street, and it's pretty much a wash on the trail, but the Goodyears seem to like the rock more than the mud.
John
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As a result of a recent monsoon we had come through town about two weeks ago, I was a witness to a very enjoyable and reaffirming show as to why I am glad I purchased my 35" BFG Mud's.
Right after the downpour moved out my daughter and I cruised out to an area close to the house that becomes alot of fun after a rain. As we arrived there were already quite a few vehicles playing. The ones that kept getting stuck seemed to be the ones with all terrain's, the ones with the mud tires seemed to be doing most of the unstucking, of course.
These are my second set of BFG mud's and I am very happy with them. Highway noise is surprisingly fairly low for a 35 and they track very well, no pulling to either side.
Right after the downpour moved out my daughter and I cruised out to an area close to the house that becomes alot of fun after a rain. As we arrived there were already quite a few vehicles playing. The ones that kept getting stuck seemed to be the ones with all terrain's, the ones with the mud tires seemed to be doing most of the unstucking, of course.
These are my second set of BFG mud's and I am very happy with them. Highway noise is surprisingly fairly low for a 35 and they track very well, no pulling to either side.
mouse
1/2 ton status
ALthough I have never run the BFG mud terrains, I have heard their sidewalls are weaker than other MT tires.
DEMON44
Low-Tech Redneck
I've got 35" BFG m/t's on my DD dodge. mostly street and light trail duty. I love them.
cjjones
1/2 ton status
I am up for the MTR's, running my second set of 305's with over 60,000 miles on the first set, mostly highway, gravel driving, just purchased 37'" for my K5 and they work very well in the mud for me.
