BFGs new tire
09-18-2007, 07:43 AM
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Hence K-R-A-W-L-E-R not M-U-D-D-E-R.
While I agree that these lugs don't look like they will do as well as the original in the mud they haven't been tested yet, and I haven't seen any reviews for this tire except for the 20-22 size, which i don't think is an accurate test. I don't see why you think anyone who buys this is an idiot.
For example, I might buy them since I think mudding is retarded, but these look like good rock tires. The Krawler is an AMAZING rock tire. The Krawler, however, isn't likely to ever be made smaller than a 35, or at an affordable cost, while this tire is.
Anyway, thanks for the attitude. Excellent contribution to the discussion.
While I agree that these lugs don't look like they will do as well as the original in the mud they haven't been tested yet, and I haven't seen any reviews for this tire except for the 20-22 size, which i don't think is an accurate test. I don't see why you think anyone who buys this is an idiot.
For example, I might buy them since I think mudding is retarded, but these look like good rock tires. The Krawler is an AMAZING rock tire. The Krawler, however, isn't likely to ever be made smaller than a 35, or at an affordable cost, while this tire is.
Anyway, thanks for the attitude. Excellent contribution to the discussion.
09-18-2007, 07:46 AM
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they might, cause when i first saw them advertised there were no sizes under an 18" rim and it was like all 37s, but now they have like 3 times as many sizes, so I think over time they will add on more 16" sizes.
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