BFGs for sale used a good deal/fit for me?
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BFGs for sale used a good deal/fit for me?
There's a guy who may or may not have 4 ALMOST new BFG AT KOs in the 265/75/16 size I have been searching for. Actually I have been lurking like a damn vulture on CL for a while. Gave him a call and I'm 2nd in line for these, he provided this link. If that's the accurate tire he is selling will the ride be significantly stiff? I recall reading in another post about BFGs that the E load rating will be a stiffer ride than a D, which may be what I really want. The guy says they have only about 200 miles on them, the guy upgraded to larger tires. For $400 I'm tempted but may want to hold out for a D range tire.
Opinions? I have a 2000 4WD SR5 and plan on eventually getting the SS#7 package.
Opinions? I have a 2000 4WD SR5 and plan on eventually getting the SS#7 package.
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E might be overkill, but I don't think it'll be THAT bad. But your definition of comfort and mine might be completely different.
Besides that, I am not too fond of BFG's. My friend loves BFG's, but he constantly gets uneven wear, short treadlife, etc. but he keeps going back to them. (He's a stubborn Jeep owner ). PERSONALLY, I would get Mich/Bridgestone/Nitto over the BFG's.
Besides that, I am not too fond of BFG's. My friend loves BFG's, but he constantly gets uneven wear, short treadlife, etc. but he keeps going back to them. (He's a stubborn Jeep owner ). PERSONALLY, I would get Mich/Bridgestone/Nitto over the BFG's.
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I was thinking of the Grapplers too, but I have never run either before. There definitely seems to be a gap forming between BFG and non-BFG opinions here. I used to run Yokohamas Geolander's on my old truck, those were nice. Thanks for the reply
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I love my BFG's, neither do I bother discriminating against the Nitto's. I am running the Load Range D A/T and it rides nice everywhere. If you ask me, LR E tires are overkill unless you have a full size truck and intend on towing something, they are also heavier due to the extra ply's in the tire.
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I love my BFG's, neither do I bother discriminating against the Nitto's. I am running the Load Range D A/T and it rides nice everywhere. If you ask me, LR E tires are overkill unless you have a full size truck and intend on towing something, they are also heavier due to the extra ply's in the tire.
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Turns out they were a D rating and were sold to the guy in line in front of me. Too bad, seemed like a good deal to me. Thanks for the opinions. Back to the hunt!
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