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Ive done CRAP loads of research and I have found that these tires have the highest rating on every kind of terrain than any other tire. I know that sounds crazy but quite a few websites with reviews say the same thing. That's why I chose them. I don't intend to use them on the pavement. I will have a road set and an off road set.
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Well my second reason is because I like the tread pattern. All the sites I was looking at had 1 to 5 star ratings for every off road tire like this:
mud ****
gravel *****
pavement ****
sand *****
trail *****
ice ***
snow ****
I don't remember exactly it was over a year ago that I decided on a set of tires but the Geolander was always on top except for sand. a few tires had better ratings in the sand and one was better in mud. The Bogger had a low mud rating if uncut but high if cut or altered. I need one that's good on the trail, in the mud, and on sand. Snow is also a big plus if I plan to plow this year. I wish I could find that good website I would post a link.
mud ****
gravel *****
pavement ****
sand *****
trail *****
ice ***
snow ****
I don't remember exactly it was over a year ago that I decided on a set of tires but the Geolander was always on top except for sand. a few tires had better ratings in the sand and one was better in mud. The Bogger had a low mud rating if uncut but high if cut or altered. I need one that's good on the trail, in the mud, and on sand. Snow is also a big plus if I plan to plow this year. I wish I could find that good website I would post a link.
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