last night me and a buddy was riding dirt roads celebrating my 21st birthday and it rained a couple of hours and been raining alot here lately and thats all it takes for the slick Georgia clay my 35s could not hold the road for nothing i sled into a ditch that was about a 50 degree angle or so and had to ride in the ditch cause couldnt catch traction to get out i probably road 75 yards before i come up to a curve and put it in 4 low and gunned it and barely made it out got up this morning and went and looked at the damage and my truck is scratched all down the side and the part that holds on my radio anttena is broke and im pissed about it my point is i will never recommend bf goodrich all terrains to anyone ever again in my life

 

guess im going to have to get some boggers a friend of mine has the same truck and same lift as mine and just sold a set of 38" boggers and i was p oed because he didnt even let me know he was selling them now hes riding on 38.5" and his truck looks mean

 

Feels good to rant doesnt it!

Sorry that you messed up your truck.

I also hate BFG I call them clone tires because most people buy them for the name not having a clue about the traction qualities.

Only problem is good traction tires will cut down on your fuel economy and add noise to the ride. I would recommend something with deep tread that can cut into the clay. Its a trade off.... good traction = more road noise. I could care less about noise and like to build things that are ready for anything. lol

Good luck...

 

he said he got 10,000 miles on his boggers and still had half tread and turned around and sold them and 15" american racing wheels for $700

 

21st B-day huh? Sure you weren't wasted??? [sm=partyparty.gif] I've had BFG AT's on all three of my trucks and am more than pleased!! They outperformed the Goodyears, the Wild Countrys, and the Bridgestones in my opinion. But they're definately not a Super Swamper for sure...

 

I would suggest to go with some maxxis Buckshot mudders.

 

i had about a case but i know what the f*ck happened and anyone that says bf goodrich is a good tire doesnt live in georgia in the slick red clay

 

i was told by a friend with a z that he got less miles on his iroks than boggers im not sure but i think im going with the boggers i love the roar it gives
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Ya, I can imagine that clay would most definately cause a problem. Thats one of the drawbacks of the BFGs, or any all terrain for that matter. They don't clean out well at slower speeds.

 

im just really ticked off right now and hope i dont affend anyone