MuDDin TIRES
just another Rockwell looser
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From: Cocoa, FL
Originally Posted by ibleedblue1385
i didnt say they are a great mud tire. just a great tire. they do good offroad and last very well.
just another Rockwell looser
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From: Cocoa, FL
Originally Posted by ibleedblue1385
i could care less what "everyone" in the off road forum is against. and i can support which ever tire i want, wherever i want!
i dont even know how a/t's came up in a thread about MUDDIN' TIRES?
oakalydokaly?
you should prob. leave, people will only get more irritated by your ingnorance....
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my ignorance??? what exactly are you even talking about? and i don't have any stupid thoughts. i agree with you on a/t sucking in the mud. i simply said they were a good all round quality tire, i think you blew it out of purportion! im sorry if you hate bfg a/t, im not gonna try to convince you other wise.
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It's ok Nick! Go take a look at the Michelins in the corner! :P
Obviously the guy who started the thread isn't very interested since he hasn't participated at all in the conversation. There is so much more to choosing a "MUD" tire. Is it going on a Ford escape or BBF bronco? I'm not going to recommend a bogger as a mud tire for an escape! lol it would be much better off with a BFG A/T since it won't go anywhere offroad anyways. Is this a daily driven ride or a trail ride? I'd love to put a nice set of 38" boggers on my bronco, but since it's driven 75% of the time on pavement, it wouldn't be a wise choice. I'd be better off with a BFG or pro comp MT or if I wanted to buy tires more often maybe an SX.
Ok, I made the first serious post in the thread besides all the ones that say shovels suck ballz. You may now return to you regularly scheduled program! haha :P
Obviously the guy who started the thread isn't very interested since he hasn't participated at all in the conversation. There is so much more to choosing a "MUD" tire. Is it going on a Ford escape or BBF bronco? I'm not going to recommend a bogger as a mud tire for an escape! lol it would be much better off with a BFG A/T since it won't go anywhere offroad anyways. Is this a daily driven ride or a trail ride? I'd love to put a nice set of 38" boggers on my bronco, but since it's driven 75% of the time on pavement, it wouldn't be a wise choice. I'd be better off with a BFG or pro comp MT or if I wanted to buy tires more often maybe an SX.
Ok, I made the first serious post in the thread besides all the ones that say shovels suck ballz. You may now return to you regularly scheduled program! haha :P
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From: Cocoa, FL
Originally Posted by 2kcrewcab
It's ok Nick! Go take a look at the Michelins in the corner! :P
you got me there........but thats hitting below the belt......its ok, i'll be sitting on a set of 54" r1's soon enough.....soooooo HA!
Originally Posted by 2kcrewcab
Obviously the guy who started the thread isn't very interested since he hasn't participated at all in the conversation. There is so much more to choosing a "MUD" tire. Is it going on a Ford escape or BBF bronco? I'm not going to recommend a bogger as a mud tire for an escape! lol it would be much better off with a BFG A/T since it won't go anywhere offroad anyways. Is this a daily driven ride or a trail ride? I'd love to put a nice set of 38" boggers on my bronco, but since it's driven 75% of the time on pavement, it wouldn't be a wise choice. I'd be better off with a BFG or pro comp MT or if I wanted to buy tires more often maybe an SX.
Originally Posted by 2kcrewcab
Ok, I made the first serious post in the thread besides all the ones that say shovels suck ballz. You may now return to you regularly scheduled program! haha :P