i found a brand new set on craigslist LT265/75R16 for $250, has anyone ran this tire or know anyhting about it, i looked on the BFG website but didnt see the "land terrain" tire.

thanks for your replies

 

LT stand for Light Truck, that's all.

 

aint never heard of no "land" terrains!

 

heres a link to the pics:

http://greenville.craigslist.org/pts/780771897.html

 

Those look like nice tires!

 

huh? I have never heard of those before

 

I havent heard of them either.....

from what I am reading it seems they are a Wal-mart exclusive version of thier AT tire...interesting.....


There really isnt much info at all on these tires as far as wear or performance

 

Hell 250 bucks for those doesn't seem too bad. Even if they're not the best tire in the world they're BFGs for $250. You might be able to get them for 200 or 225 cash.

 

i cant believe yall have never heard of the Land Terrains, plenty of guys run them down there, i wouldnt take them to far off-road but they are great for a street tire.

 

Take um

Although they are the same size I run right now and I want something bigger. But if you need tires I'd say its a score.

 

ditto, they look like a street tread tire

 

just picked them up for $230, cant wait to mount them, definitley beats worn out michelins, the tread looks similar to the all-terrain tire

 

i love your avatar chop suey

 

Up in Canada, they are sold exclusively at Canadian Tire stores. You won't find them on the BFG website. I ran a set for 3 years (50000 miles) before replacing them with my current Firestone Destination MTs. The first year, they were great in mud, dirt, rocks, snow. The second year, they sucked in the winter, but were still ok in the mud, dirt, rocks. This year, they really sucked in the winter, and they really sucked in the mud, but were still OK in the dirt and rocks. I took them off a few weeks ago (with about 5/32" left on the threads - they wore quite well) and I replaced them with Firestone Destination MT's of the same size. It is night and day difference.

For the price, if they are brand new, you can't go wrong... you should get a couple of good years out of them.