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Title: Who has BFG A/T's?
Post by: keith on October 28, 2004, 03:44:08 AM: How are they on and off road? Ã‚Â Will they do nearly as well as the M/T's I have off road? Ã‚Â Will they be much quieter than my M/T's on road? Ã‚Â Also how do they do in rain and snow? Ã‚Â I will probably put them on the 01 in the 215/75/15 size.
Title: Re: What has BFG A/T's?
Post by: wildgoody on October 28, 2004, 04:02:29 AM: Who ??? What ??? Where ???
Ehh, they are all questions huh ;)

ATs are quiet, well manered street
tires designed for hard surfaces such
as dry dirt and rocks in the offroad
environment, and good water displacement
on the street, mud however they might
as well be slicks, aren't worth the rubber
they are made with.

I got out into a plowed field yesterday,
boy was I glad I had swampers on, we
just had 5 inches of rain in the last few
days and what was sort of firm a few
days ago is soft and gooey now, a was
flinging mud all over the place, even hit
the dash and the speedo with some, had
to clean the door off and the window sounds
horrible and grinds against the rubber weather
stripping, was fun tho, get the turbo spooled
up and let the mud fly
;D

Wild
Title: Re: What has BFG A/T's?
Post by: 1bigtracker on October 28, 2004, 04:32:20 AM: Quote
was fun tho, get the turbo spooled
up and let the mud fly Ã‚Â
;D

Wild

:'(

stu
Title: Re: Who has BFG A/T's?
Post by: spinaltap on October 28, 2004, 06:38:01 AM: I agree with what Wild said...they gum up with mud pretty easily...other than that I like mine a lot...after 6k miles they still look new.
Title: Re: Who has BFG A/T's?
Post by: zukiboy on October 28, 2004, 07:50:22 AM: I agree with wild, good everywhere but in the mud. :)
They do work good on ice.
Title: Re: Who has BFG A/T's?
Post by: mrfuelish on October 28, 2004, 09:37:06 AM: I ran them for almost nine days in the rocks with 5 psi and ran them down to the river and through the river, then up the bank where nobody else had been with a three foot streight up ledge of dirt/mud and then coming out of the canyon it started to rain and the road going in and out of there is a dirt road about a 27 deg angle on it side ways and up and I came right out of there no problems, it was slick but not deep mud I don't think I even slipped a tire, then towed my trailer back with it doing up to 85 mph but could not keep the speed up because I had so much traction I spun both of the back wheels enough to mess up the tire balance(5 oz ea.)they do great on snow they are prob. the best tire made for deep snow but they do suck in deep mud! mine are 30x9.5 15's ko's I would like a bigger set of them. oh ya for got to tell ya where I was , I was all over steens mountain in oregon.
Title: Re: Who has BFG A/T's?
Post by: explosivo on October 28, 2004, 11:08:08 AM: AT what? ;D

You need no AT's. If you're looking to spend that kind of coin, get some BFGMT's ;)
Title: Re: Who has BFG A/T's?
Post by: Speedracer7c on October 28, 2004, 11:11:36 AM: I love my Mud Terrains, and at 100 bucks a piece for the 31x10.50x15 can't beat it.
Title: Re: Who has BFG A/T's?
Post by: keith on October 28, 2004, 02:09:14 PM: Quote
AT what? ;D

You need no AT's. If you're looking to spend that kind of coin, get some BFGMT's ;)

Are there any M/T's that doesn't slide around in the rain?
Title: Re: Who has BFG A/T's?
Post by: explosivo on October 28, 2004, 02:10:43 PM: Quote

Are there any M/T's that dont slide around in the rain?

Just have the center lugs siped. Best of both worlds.
Title: Re: Who has BFG A/T's?
Post by: Cwkick on October 28, 2004, 02:34:44 PM: High-Tec Retreads with Green Diamonds!

Cwkick