surfmon
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- Pensacola, FL
Road noise??... streetability??
Basically trying to figure out if they are good for a daily driver
thanks
T
Basically trying to figure out if they are good for a daily driver
thanks
T
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BF Goodrich Mud Terrain
- Thread starter surfmon
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Rev Den
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Plainfield, IL
I have run them on mine for over 13 years.
Noise? Moderate.
Streetability? As long as it is not wet or icy, OK.
Personnally I would run A/T's unless you run deep mud often. My work truck runs A/T's (BFG) for over 67K miles....NO complaints.
Rev
Noise? Moderate.
Streetability? As long as it is not wet or icy, OK.
Personnally I would run A/T's unless you run deep mud often. My work truck runs A/T's (BFG) for over 67K miles....NO complaints.
Rev
xjguy98
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Belleville, Ontario
a buddy of mine runs 35" MT's on his CJ and 33" AT's on his 1/2 ton Chev. He recommended the AT for a daily driver and the MT for more of an offroad rig but he said both are supposed to be awesome tires.
thisfirstlove
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- New Hampshire
BFG's are way overpriced and inferrior to the trXus M/t Check the trXus' out
Jeepsterboy101
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Ramona (San Diego), CA
thisfirstlove said:
Inferrior huh? How so?
BTW, I love my set of BFG's M/T's and I loved my last set too.
jpx3
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- everywhere
two sets of BFG MTs. both around got around 55k and thats a LOT of driving and sometimes the compulsion just to leave pavement and run into the woods, rocks, mud. running a set of procomp MTs now and ive got 40k on them and they been great too, just cheaper and they were available the day that i need new tires.
if your going to do a lot of HW driving get the BFG AT/KOs and they will never let you down. great wet pavement manners, sipping is nice and get loads of miles out of them. also not too shabby offroad, took mine 31s thru rocks way back when and they did better than i thought they would aired down.
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if your going to do a lot of HW driving get the BFG AT/KOs and they will never let you down. great wet pavement manners, sipping is nice and get loads of miles out of them. also not too shabby offroad, took mine 31s thru rocks way back when and they did better than i thought they would aired down.
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METAL MONKEY
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- severance, co
i've been through thick gummy mud to slick rock, and I could not be happier with the bfg performance.
Root Moose
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- ON, Canada
Jeepsterboy101 said:
Weak sidewalls.
r@m
Jeepsterboy101
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Ramona (San Diego), CA
I see. Didn't know that.
LBEXJ
NAXJA Member #721
- Location
- Parke County, Indiana
I am running my second set of BFG MT's. They get great traction in mud and very good on rocks in my experience. The rubber in them is soft which, while improving traction, makes the side walls and lugs somewhat vunerable to cuts and gouges. But, the softer compound also allows the tires to ride nice on the road.
I like them ...
Les
I like them ...
Les
I have had mine on for about a month now and I love them. Gives you a good feeling when you are louder then the person next to you! Only thing is they dont have as good of wet traction as the A/Ts I had before, they tend to slip a little if your not careful. Nothing smart driving cant handle!
SeansXJ
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Antelope, Ca or on the Rubicon
good tires overall, just weak sidewalls, but only if your into the rocks and really gettin it sideways
