i got a set of sport king a/t on mine right now an theyhave not let me down yet but im switching over to the mud king x/t's tomorrow good looking tires if i might say

 

nothin on toyo open country a/t?

 

Had the Toyo a/t's on and had problems with the side walls cracking. Toyo took care of them(props) and gave me a refund. Said they were having trouble with them. This was about a year ago. Would think they have gotten it fixed by now.

 

k, cause thats what im gettin

 

my bfg a/t's have worked well , nothing amazing but no unnexpected problems

 

Thank's guy's for all the input .
I think I'll go w/ the BF'S .
I was already leaning that way just needed a little nudge.

 

I previously had the BFG ATs. They were great for occasional off roading, and well behaved on the road. But the time came for a new set recently, and I wanted to try something a little different than everybody else. I went with Cooper S/Ts. There are more aggresive that all-terains, but not quite as meaty as mud-terrains. I've had them for a couple of thousand miles, and like them every bit as much as the BFGs. Not to mention they were a little cheaper!! 285/75-16 was about $145 each.

 

Tried the Revos out on mine. Been rippin up the snow and mud with no problems.10,000 miles so far and cant tell any wear at all.

 

The BFG AT's are a good all around tire. Doesn't excel in any one area but not bad and wear like iron. Keep them rotated and you'll get a LOT of miles out of them. I've got over 35K on mine and they've still got over half the tread left on them.

... just a little skittish on wet pavement ... that's why I use Hi-lock when it's raining.

 

I've had a set of these on my truck for over 2 years and nearly 40,000 miles. Never had any problems and the traction is still excellent.