32s or 33s???????
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Just one more addition to my total trust in BFG Mud Terrains. We just got a bunch of icy crappy weather and the mud terrains weren't as bad as i had thought they would be on ice either. I know you said you'll be running winter tires but i thought anyone else who might not be might be interested. They slipped a bit, but not as bad as my buddy who has yokahamas mud tires.
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>Anyone else with experience on the BFG Mud Terrains in
>street/rain?
mud tires are bad when it comes to rain...... not terrible, but not perfect. buyer beware.
it depends on your ultimate goal..... some ppl want a hard core tire for wheeling, some ppl want to look cool.
personally i am in the look cool crowd and hope it does its intended purpose and gets me laid! lol.... lets see.... yes... i have had the truck for about two months and it has accomplished it's mission! lol.
>street/rain?
mud tires are bad when it comes to rain...... not terrible, but not perfect. buyer beware.
it depends on your ultimate goal..... some ppl want a hard core tire for wheeling, some ppl want to look cool.
personally i am in the look cool crowd and hope it does its intended purpose and gets me laid! lol.... lets see.... yes... i have had the truck for about two months and it has accomplished it's mission! lol.
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[updated:LAST EDITED ON 27-Dec-01 AT 02:09 PM (EST)]I didn't like my BFGs, they sucked in the snow and rain up here in CHI-town. Like was said above, M/Ts are notoriously bad in the rain and snow though. The Generals I am running now are 100% better than the BFGs when it comes to the snow and rain though. BFG does have a new design out on there M/T and I hear good things about them, but I have not used them. If you are looking for the rough look combined with good over all traction onroad as well as offroad, look at the Pro-Comp Xterrain...
http://www.explorerprocomp.com/xterrain.html
or the Goodyear MTRs...
http://www.goodyeartires.com/catalog/products/WRLMTR.html
both have had great reviews from various drivers.
http://www.explorerprocomp.com/xterrain.html
or the Goodyear MTRs...
http://www.goodyeartires.com/catalog/products/WRLMTR.html
both have had great reviews from various drivers.
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Ryan, are the mud terrains you have the newer design? I looked at those wranger MT/Rs and they are much more expensive then the BFGs, not worth it to me, 700 bucks for 4? no. I think i'll stay at 525 with the Muds.
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I do have the new style mud terrains. They have changed the pattern of the lugs interlocking slightly, but more importantly the side lugs have been added, which helps a ton. My buddy has the old style and they aren't nearly as good in the snow. And they do look a lot cooler than the old ones.
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