i want either bf goodrich mt's or pro comp mt's which is better for a fullsize truck? 97 f150

 

BFG MT's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i lov'em. very quiet, smooth as a baby's butt. unbelivably road friendly. good in snow, crap in ice, but nothing is good on ice. havent gotton to mud or sand yet. pro comps are a knock off, not as good as bfg.

 

I think BFG's are overrated but the Pro Comps suck (yes i had a set). but b/t the 2 i would say BFG's! Try General Grabber...I hear they work real good! Also check out Super Swamper Thornbirds...just all-terrains with giant lugs!

-jason-

 

I;d say BFG......those procomps will wear out really fast.

 

Super Swamper boggers or tsl's

 

Of the two choices you listed, easily the bfgs. And yes, they are overated.

 

of the two, go bfg, they are decent off road, and ggreeat on te street

 

this indicates one of 2 things.....(1) Ho is highly intoxicated (2) Ho is very tired and doesn't care anymore, lol

more than likely the latter!

-jason-

 

actually it was a little of both

 

haha, i figured

-jason-

 

I know this wasn't a choice, but I have to throw them out there. The Kumho Venture MT is probably my favorite tire. They're cheap (33-12.50/15's are $101 each), quiet on the road, are just as good in the mud as on the rocks, all and all a really good tire. The only thing I have against them is they have kind of a thin sidewall (but i haven't busted one yet). At about 12 psi these things will wrap around anything, anything less and you start losing the bead. I really wanna try a set in the single digits, but don't have beadlocks (maybe eventually). Try looking them up, they're worth a consideration.

Justin

 

The bfg is overated. A really good trail type tire. But jsut when the rubber meets the mud. Not so great. It is a good tire for anyone who needs more than an all terrain but less than a swamper

 

Thats probably the best I've ever heard it put...

 

"I know this wasn't a choice, but I have to throw them out there. The Kumho Venture MT is probably my favorite tire. They're cheap (33-12.50/15's are $101 each), quiet on the road, are just as good in the mud as on the rocks, all and all a really good tire."

i have to second that. i am getting a set of 35" for them, from what i have heard they are pretty good tires at a great price.

 

You just like to say "Kumho" whenever some hot chick on the trail asks you what your running. Or is that just my warped brain twisting the pronunciation?