BF Goodwrich All-Terrains

[TGW_400ex]

Anyone have these tires? What are your likes and dislikes of them? Prolly going to be getting a set so I'm interested in what your guys think:D

[K_Banger125]

Originally posted by TGW_400ex
Anyone have these tires? What are your likes and dislikes of them? Prolly going to be getting a set so I'm interested in what your guys think:D
get the mud terrains:D

[250EXking]

my buddy has a set of maxxis buckshot mudders, that was a good tire.:D

[TGW_400ex]

Originally posted by K_Banger125
get the mud terrains:D

My dads gettin a deal on em:devil:

[mud390]

They are a great all around tire. Handle well on the road and wear awesome, especially on smaller vehicles. Buddy's 4x4 S-10 blazer got 55,000 miles out of them, and he abused them. They do decent in the mud, but they aren't a mud tire either. Great on dirt roads and trails. I would highly recommend them on a daily driver that see's the occasional off road adventure.

Kris

[Juggalo]

as the name suggests their a great all terrain tire. youll be very pleased with them :)

[TGW_400ex]

Originally posted by mud390
They are a great all around tire. Handle well on the road and wear awesome, especially on smaller vehicles. Buddy's 4x4 S-10 blazer got 55,000 miles out of them, and he abused them. They do decent in the mud, but they aren't a mud tire either. Great on dirt roads and trails. I would highly recommend them on a daily driver that see's the occasional off road adventure.

Kris

sound like me

[stupid driver]

im really pleased with them on my truck. They handle well, wear well, and hook up well on the rock roads.

[Rastus]

I recently bought a new set of 33" BFGoodrich All-Terrains.., and have nothing but nice things to say about them.

[rpmquad]

have ran them on past 4 trucks ..i have never had the jack out of any of my trucks :D ...you will like

[TGW_400ex]

sweeeeet

[Got Roost?]

nothing bad to say about them. not a good mud tire, but great every where else:D

[Honda4trax250x]

BFG's rock!:macho

BFG all terrains is all I will buy for my truck. The set I have on there right now has 54,674 miles. I am going in the morning to get a new set, a little bit bigger this time!!!!! I was very suprised with the track in the mud they got for being an all terrain tire!

[southbeach14]

Originally posted by TGW_400ex
Anyone have these tires? What are your likes and dislikes of them? Prolly going to be getting a set so I'm interested in what your guys think:D

i had the m/t on my jeep they were great. i think you will like them how much are you getting them for???

[ranger400ex]

I have had 3 sets...all got over 85K on them for wear, w/regular rotation...and the wifes new jeep will be getting them too.


very nice!!


BMW

[YLW400]

Good Year Wrangler MTR's:o

[pa_countryboy]

I like these tires alot my last 4 sets of tires were these the handle GREAT, the dont do half bad in mud but like other people said there not a mud tire. As far as wear the first 3 sets wore really well but the set I have now are wearin done really quick, dont know why I dont do hardly any burnouts an occasional one here and there but not as many as I've done on the past sets. Guess I just got a bad set. But over all there great tires.

[briantrx]

i have mud terrains on my truck and love them, had mud terrains on our old jeep and my other truck to, they wear great, like the others said they last forever.
and on bfg's website they say if you get stuck with them they will come pull you out for free

[MOFO]

Originally posted by briantrx

and on bfg's website they say if you get stuck with them they will come pull you out for free



LMAO... I'm half tempted to pick me up a set of BFG MT's and go down a few trails that I know... then make the phone call. :D

[bigbadbrad]

good for the road, suck in the mud/snow and what not, instead of mud terrians go with cooper stt same tread pattern, can be studded, and cost alot less
http://www.coopertires.com/us/en/ProductDetails.asp?ProdType=LtTruck&id=28

[brif]

I had a set of 33/12.5/16.5 on a 3/4 ton dodge about 5 years ago. These were before the KO's. I put 50,000 miles on them, rotated them once and when I took them off they had about 1/4 tread left. When we looked on the inside of the tires you could see where each tire had been puncsured at least 5 times each and they never went down. I sold them for $75.
If it wasn't for the fact that 285/70/17's are so damn high priced I'd have another set. I think I may try some toyo's this time.....

[batgeek]

Originally posted by bigbadbrad
good for the road, suck in the mud/snow and what not, instead of mud terrians go with cooper stt same tread pattern, can be studded, and cost alot less
http://www.coopertires.com/us/en/ProductDetails.asp?ProdType=LtTruck&id=28

or the Dunlop Mud Rover
http://www.dunloptire.com/dunlop/display_tire.jsp?prodline=Radial+Mud+Rover&mrktarea=Light+Truck

i put ~70k on my set of BFG All Terrain TKOs. nice tire, kinda pricey though.

i took a chance and am trying the new Yokohama AT tires. the do pretty much the same as the BFGs(good on packed dirt, not a great mud/slop tire), but don't make as much road noise. they are quite a bit better on rainy roads than the BFGs. haven't gotten a chance to try em in snow, though i don't think they will do as well as the BFGs in that condition.
http://www.yokohamatire.com/TireIntro.asp?TireID=11

[MOFO]

batgeek...

I've been running Geolander AT's for 2 years now...I have around 35k on them and still have around 1/3 tread left...enough to get through this winter. I've had them in sand (OBX) pulling people out that get stuck, had them in the mud (surprised me how well they worked --- wheel spin helped clean them) and I was VERY surprised how well the road manners were - rain and snow. I will be buying these tires again!

[socallen85]

I love my 32' AT they are perfect on asphalt and offroad, I can definetly feel a difference in the desert now even though i dont bomb it, but then again

everyone out here has BFG on there trucks EVERYONE!!!!!!!

[MOFO]

Actually here is a picture of the Geolanders from last winter. Never got stuck on the snow covered hills in Pittsburgh.... and we have ALOT of hills and crappy snow removal around here due to budget cuts in the city and suburbs.

[batgeek]

well damn! thanks man!

not like we get a bunch of snow down here or anything. i've read reviews on the tires and most are favorable, but it's always better to hear something form someone i know and trust :)

[exatak199]

they are good for any thing dry. mud they just get cloged up with mud and snow b/c they are hard rubber they arnt that good for any thing icey slushy. but the ones that my sister had on her 99 dodge ram 1500 4x4 the back tires wore out verry fast (and no she doesnt do any brake stands at all) and the fronts wore out pretty good they lasted bout 2 years maybe a little les but still a good tire. i would go with the Mud Terrains they have a little softer rubber and they look better:devil:

[TGW_400ex]

Umm whos talking about mud-terrains? im talking about all-terrains:rolleyes:

[TGW_400ex]

Originally posted by exatak199
they are good for any thing dry. mud they just get cloged up with mud and snow b/c they are hard rubber they arnt that good for any thing icey slushy. but the ones that my sister had on her 99 dodge ram 1500 4x4 the back tires wore out verry fast (and no she doesnt do any brake stands at all) and the fronts wore out pretty good they lasted bout 2 years maybe a little les but still a good tire. i would go with the Mud Terrains they have a little softer rubber and they look better:devil:

You also know softer tires wear faster:huh

[TCracin440ex]

i kno when i buy anotehr set of tires im buying some 15x10 wheels and goodyear wrangler mt/r