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Question (second attempt) I bougt a Chevrolet Blazer k5(1991) wich has been lifted 4". It has steel 15" wheels with 35"baja belted tires. These tires make a lot of noise.
Can you inform me about a tire 35" that's good (low noise-level) for the road. I live in Holland and off-road...well not much oppertunities. Thanks...

Big Chevy fan from the Looow-lands.

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What about the BFG AT's in a 35x12.50? These tires ride smooth and have very very little if any noise. And since you don't offroad much they should be great. Or do you want an aggresive looking tire that rides decent and has less noise than the mickey's?

89 K5 Silverado, 4", 33's, 3/4 ton axles
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I would expect Holland to have alot of mud, being a low land area. The BFG Mud Terrains don't make that much noise. The BFG All Terrains don't do very well in the mud, so The mud terrains might be a better choice.

My Chevy isn't broken, its just out of gas.
 
wrangler mt/r make little noise, their not quiet, but make little noise.

<font color=red>K5: Because size DOES matter</font color=red>
85 K5 4IN LIFT 35 GOOD YEAR WRANGLER MT/R, AMERICAN RACING WHEELS
 
you can buy 3 BFG for the price of one mtr and the bfg has a better side wall just go with the new bfg MUD KO

88k5 silverado w4"lift <font color=orange>d44 and corp14ff</font color=orange> with 4.11
 
They're called Mud Terrain KM.

I think a change to ANY radial tire will help you out. Bias ply tires are just plain noisy. My BFG Mud Terrains don't even make enough noise to be heard unless you've got the windows open.

I'd say just look for a Radial tire. If you're going to venture into mud, get a mud tread. For pavement pounding duty, go with all terrains, they work great.

Tim
'84 Chevy K10, lifted, loud, fast, and 3/4 ton axles
 
what r u smokin cooper, but no offense 1 35in bfg costs round 140, then 1 mt/r costs 178 [i got em]
so therefore 3 bfg dont equal 1 mtr

<font color=red>K5: Because size DOES matter</font color=red>
85 K5 4IN LIFT 35 GOOD YEAR WRANGLER MT/R, AMERICAN RACING WHEELS
 
Not true on the side wall either. The sidewalls on the MTRs are far superior than the BFG MTs. Even on the new ones. First of all the MTRs have sidewall tread which helps pit alot, and I proved their toughness when I rolled the Jimmy 6 times and the only thing that happened was two popped of the bead, and a few scratches on the sidewall. The two beaded right back up, which was suprising because the front tire got wrapped around the front axle.

86Jimmy 4"&35"MTRs,87 burb 4"&35"MT,69Firebird w/525 hp,and 70GTO live in PHX,AZ<a target="_blank" href=http://www.geocities.com/modifierperformance>My vehicles</a>
 
Also as for noise, the MTRs are hands down alot quiter than the MTs. I have MTs on the burb because it came with them and I hate them. They sound like swampers, but sure dont perform like swampers. I am getting ready to put the MTRs on the burb. Time for swampers on the Jimmy.

86Jimmy 4"&35"MTRs,87 burb 4"&35"MT,69Firebird w/525 hp,and 70GTO live in PHX,AZ<a target="_blank" href=http://www.geocities.com/modifierperformance>My vehicles</a>
 
i would definitely go with 57" tractor tires. They are very quiet because if you go over 35 they start to bobble and get very violent. Same reason monster trucks are indoors with little room, they cant go over 35mph for very long. But seriously the BFG Mud Terrain is a very quiet tire. My friend has a set and they are a very good riding tire


1986 GMC Jimmy 9" lift 38" swampers 14bolt
 
Are we talking about the same tire Im talking about the new mt/r radial same tread as the hummer these are quite pricey as for old style mt/r are they still available?as for sidewall the BFG are heaveir sidewalled just like the new MT/r but the MT/r is not as strong proven by tears ive seen also the new Km series have side lugs also and are backed by a better warrenty.

88k5 silverado w4"lift <font color=orange>d44 and corp14ff</font color=orange> with 4.11
 
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