Milage-BFG Mud,Wrangler MTR
#2
10-24-2001, 03:45 PM
#4
10-25-2001, 12:35 AM
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Milage-BFG Mud,Wrangler MTR
I can tell you that the old bfg mudders cleaned out well (that means that the lugs spit out the mud/snow/whatever with a little help from your right foot), and that my buddy got a solid 50,000 out of his set. I can only assume the new model will perform as good as the old. If I needed new tires these would be the ones I'd buy.
If your knuckles ain't bleeding you did something wrong.
'72 F-250 "Hi-Boy" 4x4, Dana 60/HD44, FE428 @ 400+ ponies , NP435 4-speed, custom suspension w lift, mud on black.
If your knuckles ain't bleeding you did something wrong.
'72 F-250 "Hi-Boy" 4x4, Dana 60/HD44, FE428 @ 400+ ponies , NP435 4-speed, custom suspension w lift, mud on black.
#5
10-25-2001, 01:45 PM
Milage-BFG Mud,Wrangler MTR
[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 25-Oct-01 AT 02:45 PM (EST)[/font][p]I really don't have any experiance w/ either of these tires but I can tell you what I've heard.
I've heard alot of people claim anywhere from 35-50,000mi out of the BFG's so I would have to say they are a good wearing tire.
I really haven't heard too many people claim such milage out of a set of MTR's.
Both will clean out pretty well in mud and snow so that isn't too much of a problem. If you decide on the MTR's shop around. I've seen prices on these vary by almost $50 a tire for 35's! The cheapest place I've found to order them is www.tirerack.com 35's run $156 a pop plus shipping. NTW sells the same tire for almost $200! yikes!
"like a rock" on the sides of roads everywhere.
72 F-100 4x4. fresh 390 4bbl, NP435 tranny, spooled rear, 2"skyjacker springs front, 2" custom shackle flip rear, "mild" fender trim, 35x15.50 TSL/SX tires.
I've heard alot of people claim anywhere from 35-50,000mi out of the BFG's so I would have to say they are a good wearing tire.
I really haven't heard too many people claim such milage out of a set of MTR's.
Both will clean out pretty well in mud and snow so that isn't too much of a problem. If you decide on the MTR's shop around. I've seen prices on these vary by almost $50 a tire for 35's! The cheapest place I've found to order them is www.tirerack.com 35's run $156 a pop plus shipping. NTW sells the same tire for almost $200! yikes!
"like a rock" on the sides of roads everywhere.
72 F-100 4x4. fresh 390 4bbl, NP435 tranny, spooled rear, 2"skyjacker springs front, 2" custom shackle flip rear, "mild" fender trim, 35x15.50 TSL/SX tires.
#6
10-25-2001, 02:39 PM
Milage-BFG Mud,Wrangler MTR
Have no knowledge of the BFG's except what I have read here, but the MTR's...a buddy of mine has a set on his 4x4 '79 150...they are the real deal in the mud to be sure but he almost never gets the truck on the road so I don't know about mileage.
His set is a few years old....they make a different tread style now that looks even meaner....
His set is a few years old....they make a different tread style now that looks even meaner....