Pro Comp Tires
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Joined: Sep 2002
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From: Texas
I put a set of their muds on a 2000 Dodge Ram I use to have after I lifted it. That was back when they were still pretty new. Before that I had BFG muds on all my trucks.
I was happy with those tires. They were just as good as the BFGs off road but handled a lot better on the road, expecialy wet roads. Plus they were a tad quieter on the road than the BFGs were.
Although you are asking about their all terrains, I can say that their muds are good quality tires in my opinion, so I imagine that their ATs would be just as good.
I was happy with those tires. They were just as good as the BFGs off road but handled a lot better on the road, expecialy wet roads. Plus they were a tad quieter on the road than the BFGs were.
Although you are asking about their all terrains, I can say that their muds are good quality tires in my opinion, so I imagine that their ATs would be just as good.
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Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 2,711
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From: Pittsburgh
I can vouch for their mud tires also, strong sidewalls and always seem to find something to grab onto. I've only run mine at street pressure since i haven't gotten out since i finished my OBA ( 
), but even at 30 PSI i was pulling slick hills where all you could see was the blue sky and tops of trees.
The plus side on their AT's are that they have a 50K warranty.
Justin
), but even at 30 PSI i was pulling slick hills where all you could see was the blue sky and tops of trees.The plus side on their AT's are that they have a 50K warranty.
Justin
