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Joined: Aug 2009
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From: Michigan
thats what I got. they are nice for sure. and it didnt break me. truck turned out nice. the outter sheet metal with the fuel doors is obsoleted by ford. they used an aftermarket panel. but it matches almost perfect.
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From: Chino Valley, Arizona
the only reason I am running them now is my Brother in law bought them for his '97 psd 1 week before he traded it in so I got the tires and wheels for less than he paid for the tires.
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Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Avilla, IN
I've got the mt's right now, but i think my next set will probably be 'rugged trail' A guy I work with has them on his '04 V10, and they are great in the mud, snow, and they seem to be holding up well to his burnouts. LOL.
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Joined: Mar 2009
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From: TN
I must be the only person who hates the BFG AT tires, I had a set on my nissan pathfinder that vibrated and only lasted 35,000 miles. I now have a set on my psd and less than 10,000 miles the vibrate and whine, 2 of them are out of round and discount won't warranty them. rotated and balanced every 5,000 miles. each time they are around 5 oz out of balance. my last set of dunlaps made 50,000 miles and never went out of balance.
the only reason I am running them now is my Brother in law bought them for his '97 psd 1 week before he traded it in so I got the tires and wheels for less than he paid for the tires.
the only reason I am running them now is my Brother in law bought them for his '97 psd 1 week before he traded it in so I got the tires and wheels for less than he paid for the tires.
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Joined: Jun 2007
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From: Austin, TX
i use pirelli A/T's load range E. they seem to be holding up alright to my burnouts as well. they do outstanding in the mud even though i'm only 2wd. i still have yet to get it stuck. i used to run mud grips on the back b/c i do like to go through some mud here and there... LoL. these seem to get me through very well. much better than i thought they would..
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Joined: Mar 2006
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From: troy, Mo
I must be the only person who hates the BFG AT tires, I had a set on my nissan pathfinder that vibrated and only lasted 35,000 miles. I now have a set on my psd and less than 10,000 miles the vibrate and whine, 2 of them are out of round and discount won't warranty them. rotated and balanced every 5,000 miles. each time they are around 5 oz out of balance. my last set of dunlaps made 50,000 miles and never went out of balance.
the only reason I am running them now is my Brother in law bought them for his '97 psd 1 week before he traded it in so I got the tires and wheels for less than he paid for the tires.
the only reason I am running them now is my Brother in law bought them for his '97 psd 1 week before he traded it in so I got the tires and wheels for less than he paid for the tires.
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From: Kearney, Nebr
I'm not a fan of the BFG's AT either. They don't clean out very good and the tread seems to be a step too low do any aggressive mud.
I've switched to Cooper's now, which seem to be doing the job. I drive a ton a gravel and the BFG's just couldn't take it. Eventually, the thread starts to rip off the tire.
I ran over a piece of broken pallet two days ago... immediately made me think of this thread.
I've switched to Cooper's now, which seem to be doing the job. I drive a ton a gravel and the BFG's just couldn't take it. Eventually, the thread starts to rip off the tire.
I ran over a piece of broken pallet two days ago... immediately made me think of this thread.
