well all i know is i got 16x7's. not sure on anything else. i might just go with 265-75-16's then.

 

You wont hear praise or complaints from me on them. I dont mind them but i dont think they are the best tire. yeah they serve a purpose on and off road but I personally just switched from bfg's to cooper STT's and love them

 

back when I had my 1979 Bronco (no bashing it was a great truck lol) all I used were BFG A/T and they were great.

 

had two sets of A/T's and both sets got over 40,000 miles, this last set, KO's is down there, have 50,000, but going to try and make it thru til fall to put new ones on,, I can't complain about them at all

 

I have the BFG AT's, and can't really complain too much. Good load rating, decent in snow, ok on ice (for an AT), good off-road (dirt trails and stuff, not rock crawling). My main complaint is that they are terrible in the mud. I will have a little over 40k on mine by time they will be ready to come off.

 

when i bought my truck i immediatly got bfg a/t's.. my truck came with 265's stock but i upgraded to 285/75/r16's, they didnt effect my speedometer really but ive had them for 12,000 miles and i have plenty of tread left.. im going to get these tires again when i need new ones too.. they are great in rain and snow as well and soo much more aggresive looking than the long trails.. i say to with the a/t's

 

I had 315/70/17s and only got 32K miles before I went with Michelins. BFGs are good in snow and on the beach.

 

I have a set of BFG All-Terrains on my Wrangler and I love them for a daily driver and occasional off-road use, i love them in the snow. I have no complaints and tread wear has been excellent in my opinion.

 

i had a Big F'n Girlfriend but i smacked her and told her to start exercising.
just kidding, i didnt smack her.
i've got bridgestone duelers. so far have lasted me the longest.

 

BFG's are a great tire. I work at a tire shop soI feel I have to give my 2 cents. The shop I work at doesn't exclusively sell BFG's but we do on occasions.
Ive seen a million tires come and go and I would rate BFG pretty high.9 times out of 10 when tires wear out fast it is because your vehicle's alignment is out of whack or they were never rotated. It wouldbe a good investment to have yours aligned when getting a new set of rubber to get the most life out of them.