Aggressive All Terrain tires
10-05-2007, 12:02 PM
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Ya, those are nice. How much was each tire? The best deal I found on BFG A/Ts is $130/tire plus $130 shipping....I'm starting to like the idea of the Uniroyal Liberators haha. How aggressive is that tread?
10-05-2007, 12:15 PM
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You guys need to check out www.tireseasy.com they have some really good prices on just about any tire
10-05-2007, 12:46 PM
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I really the toyo all terrains. They are pretty similar to the nittos. I do light trails and such and they work really well never had a problem.
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10-05-2007, 12:52 PM
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I really the toyo all terrains. They are pretty similar to the nittos. I do light trails and such and they work really well never had a problem.
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10-05-2007, 12:56 PM
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) in sand they have done very wellthey seemed to wear to fast in the middle for soom reason. i think maybe to much air in them but played with different levels really hasn't changed much
just my 2 cents
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10-05-2007, 01:15 PM
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the big o big foot x/t is an outstanding tire. its more agressive than an a/t, but not as aggressive as an m/t, meaning it performs much better than an a/t in the mud and performs better offroad.
10-05-2007, 01:24 PM
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I'm done with the commercial, now, but dangit, I like these tires!
10-05-2007, 01:25 PM
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Went to the web site, would be nice if you could get them on the east coast.
10-05-2007, 02:31 PM
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Might be able to order them through NTB - same parent company.
(I know this because I have the reverse problem - bought my tires at NTB with road hazard, and none out here, but it is done through BigO)
(I know this because I have the reverse problem - bought my tires at NTB with road hazard, and none out here, but it is done through BigO)
10-05-2007, 02:38 PM
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Mud Terrain SXTs. So far so good. Nice and soft, but not too aggressive. Do very well in the wet, no hydroplainging yet. Even after trying a few times.
10-05-2007, 02:43 PM
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I've been trying to search the forum for info. I searched "aggressive all terrain" & "all terrain" w/no luck. So here's the post.
My rig is a DD so I don't want to ride on muds or swampers all day. I want something decent though for an A/T. What is an aggressive A/T that I can buy? I currently have some worn BFG A/T's and I like that tread, but what are some others I can look at?
oh and i daily drive mine about 60 miles round trip to work and back.
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My rig is a DD so I don't want to ride on muds or swampers all day. I want something decent though for an A/T. What is an aggressive A/T that I can buy? I currently have some worn BFG A/T's and I like that tread, but what are some others I can look at?
oh and i daily drive mine about 60 miles round trip to work and back.
Thanks
i actually have been running BFG mud terrains for years now. the last set lasted me over 2 years! and thats doing quite a bit of driving! with bad alignment and they were cupped because i had worn ball joints and a bad idler arm. and they STILL lasted that long! and they still had some life left but some jackass stabbed my sidewall so i just bought 4 new ones. i'd go with the mud terrains personally they look and perform great!!! i thought they would wear fast too but tires every 2 years or so isnt too bad.
10-05-2007, 03:24 PM
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I think the only great A/T out there is the BFG. If you are looking to be aggressive, step to the BFG M/T. There is a reason almost every comp. truck runs BFG. They are awesome tires.
On the same token, I have run both BFG A/T(got 55k on em) and BFG M/T(got 42k out of them). I have also run Goodyear M/T's and got 35k out of them, awesome tire right there but very soft and get chewed up pretty easily). I was also pretty happy with my ProComp M/T's (they looked to be about half tread when I sold them at 40k miles)
Just my opinions herein of course.
On the same token, I have run both BFG A/T(got 55k on em) and BFG M/T(got 42k out of them). I have also run Goodyear M/T's and got 35k out of them, awesome tire right there but very soft and get chewed up pretty easily). I was also pretty happy with my ProComp M/T's (they looked to be about half tread when I sold them at 40k miles)
Just my opinions herein of course.
10-05-2007, 03:36 PM
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Haven't had much luck with the dueler a/t's... wore really badly and I am a stickler for rotate and balance... On the other hand, I bought my current p/u with dayton timberline a/t's. They aren't very aggressive, but they have held there own, no road noise, and I'm getting great mileage out of them. Of course, I fully intend to go with bfg a/t's next time around... I'm predictable. I'd like to know what the percentage of p/u's and runners with bfg a/t's on black steelies is.
10-05-2007, 04:14 PM
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Damn guys, I think I'ma have to look closer for a deal on BFGs. I called Big O and they quoted me $180/XT tire..."just under $800 for the 31x10.50s" 
Uh.. that's too much. Everything about the BFGs is true though.. shoot, I bought the wheels off my sis, who bought them off a friend, who bought them new about 10 yrs ago! And I still drive on them! not wheel, but DD. Only thing is I want a lil bigger size, 33x10.5's are nice, but will they fit a stock Runner... 32x11s?
Uh.. that's too much. Everything about the BFGs is true though.. shoot, I bought the wheels off my sis, who bought them off a friend, who bought them new about 10 yrs ago! And I still drive on them! not wheel, but DD. Only thing is I want a lil bigger size, 33x10.5's are nice, but will they fit a stock Runner... 32x11s?
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10-05-2007, 04:45 PM
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i've got swamper ssr's on my 2000 gmc sierra 33 x 12.50 x 16 load range e (10 ply ) put them on 4 yrs. ago and still have 3/8 tread or better left on them , & thats putting almost 50 k mis. on them . btw ive got 6'' of lift on it and pull a 21' camper & car trailer all over with them. i just take them back to discount tire at every other oil change & have them rotate them . i love those tires...
10-05-2007, 05:18 PM
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Damn guys, I think I'ma have to look closer for a deal on BFGs. I called Big O and they quoted me $180/XT tire..."just under $800 for the 31x10.50s" Uh.. that's too much. Everything about the BFGs is true though.. shoot, I bought the wheels off my sis, who bought them off a friend, who bought them new about 10 yrs ago! And I still drive on them! not wheel, but DD. Only thing is I want a lil bigger size, 33x10.5's are nice, but will they fit a stock Runner... 32x11s?
Uh.. that's too much. Everything about the BFGs is true though.. shoot, I bought the wheels off my sis, who bought them off a friend, who bought them new about 10 yrs ago! And I still drive on them! not wheel, but DD. Only thing is I want a lil bigger size, 33x10.5's are nice, but will they fit a stock Runner... 32x11s?
