Pro Comp vs BFG
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Pro Comp vs BFG
It's time for some new tires. I was thinking about Pro Comp radial mud terrains (not the xtreme version) and the BFG KM2 mud terrains. Has anyone had bad luck with either of them? The size is 35x12.50x15.
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i have the PC MTs on my bronco and they are too damn loud for me on the hiway. im not sure what you use your truck for but i will say they rock in the mud. had them on my old truck as well and never had any troubles
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between those 2 I would definatly do the BFGs. I had a set of the procomps a long time ago & were very soft I was always afraid of cutting the sidewall.
That said I couldn't get the BFGs for my bronco (33x12.5x15) were way backordered so I got a set of the goodyear wrangler duratrac so far extremly happy super quiet lots of siping & good lugs also but not shure it is avalible in 35s
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That said I couldn't get the BFGs for my bronco (33x12.5x15) were way backordered so I got a set of the goodyear wrangler duratrac so far extremly happy super quiet lots of siping & good lugs also but not shure it is avalible in 35s
John
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To be honest, I'm not a huge PC fan. A few years back, they were having major quality control issues with sidewall blowouts, and I don't trust them yet. At about the same time, out of necessity, I had two BFG's and 2 ProComp MT's to put on a weekend warrior/city cruiser. I put one of each on each axle, and the ProComp wore out about 25% quicker. So I would definitely pick a KM1 over the PC MT, but I have messed much with the BFG...but history tells me that I'd prefer it.
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