Tires
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Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Nova Scotia
Most on here will prolly recommend BFG's, Silent Armours or LTX's. All good tires from what I can gather...
I'm going with a slightly more agressive tread pattern and will probably try the Kumho KL71.
Go to Tirerack and search the reviews and ratings for different tires. In the end, it's individual preference anyway.
I'm going with a slightly more agressive tread pattern and will probably try the Kumho KL71.
Go to Tirerack and search the reviews and ratings for different tires. In the end, it's individual preference anyway.
Tuned
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Kamloops, BC. Canada
Ran BFG AT's for many years (excellent tires) then tried Dick Cepeck Fun Country II's in 285/75R16 last significantly longer then the ATs IMO, and will buy again.... Also had them syped(?) tread runs cooler therefor last WAY longer, just be easy on the peddle if you run big power as they may chunk up a little when they get older....
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jrc
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BFG All-Terrains, has aggressive looks and off-road performance. If if weren't for my BFGs, I'd still be stuck in the mud somewhere. 
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If you never leave a paved road, Michelin LTX's. If you ever go off road, even wet grass, you will be hard pressed to beat the traction of a goodyear silet armour and retain the great ride and low noise levels they offer. They truely do it all in my opinion, one of the best tires I have ever owned.
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Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Minnesota
I had a set of Silent Armours on my 98 Expedition, had 50,000 miles on them when I traded it in on my Excursion, the dealer was impressed with my "new" tires on the Expedition. They are hands down the best tire I have ever used. Can't wait for the BFGs to wear down to put the Silent Armours on my Excursion!