Need New Tires
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yeah, my BFG All Terrains are amazing tires, love them, on and off the road, they make a little bit of noise, but if you listen to the radio, even at low volume you shouldn't hear them. In the rain and snow they definitely perform, especially the rain. My experience was that they just grabbed the road in the rain, didn't slip or spin at all.
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what size tires are you guys going with? i couldnt find 265/65/17 bfg at's plus what are you paying for them and where?
my stockers are getting thin, i could squueze some time out of them at 30k miles however they are almost ready.
i had bfg's on a few of my trucks i think they ride rough. michelins have always been better to me but expensive!
my stockers are getting thin, i could squueze some time out of them at 30k miles however they are almost ready.
i had bfg's on a few of my trucks i think they ride rough. michelins have always been better to me but expensive!
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Mine came on my truck stock because of the package I got. I am running 265/75/16. The closest size you are going to get with a 17 inch wheel is a 265/70/17 which is about an inch taller than stock.
If I had your tire size I would go with either BFG Rugged Trail T/A or the Yokohama Geolandar A/T-S. If you want more of a luxury all-season tire I would go with the Continental ContiCrossContact LX.
If I had your tire size I would go with either BFG Rugged Trail T/A or the Yokohama Geolandar A/T-S. If you want more of a luxury all-season tire I would go with the Continental ContiCrossContact LX.
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