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i've got the mickey atz in the 305's and i love them ride great and do amzing in the mud . i have 6000 miles on them and they still look like new... they will make some low speed noise on ashalt and i mean very little but on the highway none at all
i wouldn't think twice about get a new set when i need them
BFG a/ts are the worst tire ever made, they suck all around, and everybody and there grandmother has them. Wish i was cool enough to roll a/t's
You'll have quite a few experienced and knowledgeable truck owners vehemently disagreeing with you. I've owned many sets on many different trucks and they are my first choice in an A/T tire, always getting 50K or more out of them. Perhaps you had a bad set or a bad experience with them, but to throw a blanket over the brand and call them the worst tires ever made is assinine. When I get the mileage out of my factory tires (also BFG ), I'll be mounting a set of 305 BFG A/T's on mine, knowing I can expect long and trouble-free life life from a tire tough enough to handle any abuse I may throw at it.
i've got the mickey atz in the 305's and i love them ride great and do amzing in the mud . i have 6000 miles on them and they still look like new... they will make some low speed noise on ashalt and i mean very little but on the highway none at all
i wouldn't think twice about get a new set when i need them
What did you give for yours? You order them or get them locally?
I have BFG All Terrain 285x70x17's & absolutey LOVE THEM! Last winter during a 1' snow storm I could not even get stuck if I wanted too! Don't know what you problem with them is? They also resist many highway hazards suck as nail & such, 3 ply sidewall, & a BAJA Champion Tire......Long trouble free life, I rotate mine every 6K, so far in 15 K miles, they look still new! What more could you want in a AT Tire? Geeezzz!
Don't know if you're talking to me but I don't have a problem with BFG AT just don't come in the size I'm wanting. Kinda wanted to go with something different like the Mickey T ATZ's cause look good and from what I gathered are a dam good tire plus nobody has them around here where I live.
Well after researching and looking at Tires for the last 2 weeks I just ran out on my lunch break and purchased the Mickey Thompson ATZ. I have a four wheel parts about a 1/2 mile away. So once they are in and installed hopefully next week I will be able to provide some feed back on them.
Last edited by mordecai22; Aug 22, 2008 at 12:48 PM.
Reason: Tire Size 305/60R18
I paid the same at 4 wheel parts. Right now they have a rebate on a set of 4 of $100 for the size you got. They have the details and the form on their website.
i looked high and low for about a mouth till i found and got my mickey's ...and i couldn't be happeir now ....other then it kills me to rotato them their a little bit heavyer then the stock tires ...and i found that 35psi is right on the money for ride and tread wear
Cool, I found the 305/70R18 ATZ for $280 a tire at a local shop here so I'll be getting some soon. What did they cost ya?
Do you get a free jar of vasoline with that? If im gonna pay 280 a tire they are gonna be in the 37-38" range and have a big hawk looking bird on the sidewall.(see avatar)
Well mordecai how do you like em so far did you get 305/70r18?
I haven't gotten them put on yet. 4 Wheel parts had to get them from their warehouse in Texas. So hopefully they will get put on Friday. Will be nice to have them for the long weekend. I'll make to post once I have them.
They are the 305/60R18. That was as big as they recommended i go.
Last edited by mordecai22; Aug 28, 2008 at 08:32 AM.
Reason: Add tire Size
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