Slapperbar
Retired Navy NDT Examiner
I've got the BFG AT KO's on the wifes Jeep and M/T Baja ATZ's on the 'Burb. 'Love them both.
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I would like some help with tires.
- Thread starter neverendingproject
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Kyle Strong
1/2 ton status
What about the mickey t baja mtz's? I'm in the same boat as neverendingproject, and I was looking at the mtz's. They look fairly aggressive yet should get good mileage I'd imagine?
wayne said:
gotta disagree with you there. I run 305/70R16 on my daily driver pickup and the wet isn't a problem. I also have over 40k miles on them and still going
76Hillbilly
Registered Member
mtz's in my experiance dont seem to last as long.
firefighter184
Hippie Killer
BFD A/T hands down. I am running 35s now, but have had them on every rig I've ever owned and love them. I have had them on some pretty gnarly trails, and aired down they do pretty well in just about everything except nasty deep mud. It is the PERFECT street and trail tire. I put 35,000 miles on a set I had on my old Furd F-150 and still hadn't gotten down to the wear indicators yet.
shane74
1/2 ton status
BFG MT's if you want agressive.
BFG AT's if you want mild and quiet.
BFG AT's if you want mild and quiet.
We have been through 2 sets of destinations on a Disco and they wear well and are priced good but the lugs tear off pretty easily. we had to waranty 3 the 1st time and 2 so far on the second set. Dont get me wrong the BFG At's last a long time. wear like steel but they have allways had a Bad rap for separating especially after a few years when the rubber hardens. the Mony were new KO's and I had 2 go bad. that was a year ago. the proration was almost nothing since they were still almost new. 76HB dont the KO's have a minimum price put out by the MFG? Or did they change that. how are you pulling that price?
