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ORIGINAL: HuntinHanson
BFG is an awesome tire and would be my second choice... I voted other tho... Nothing beats Mickey Thompson... check out the ATZ
BFG is an awesome tire and would be my second choice... I voted other tho... Nothing beats Mickey Thompson... check out the ATZ
I've never been a big fan of BFG's, I had a set of AT's go bald on me & cup really bad with only about 25k miles on them, but that was probably about 16 or 17 years ago. Because of that experience, I've never given them a 2nd chance.
I've never owned Toyo's, but EVERYONE I know of that has them swear by them.
Where I agree with ole' Hanson, is that you can't beat a Mickey Thompson/Dick Cepek tire...
for an M/T I have 33's of the Nitto Mud Grappler's on my dakota and I love them. If I wasn't to get the Nitto's I would have gotten the toyo M/T, so there's my opinion, nitto or the toyo.
If I was to get an A/T tire I would get the toyo open country's.
If I was to get an A/T tire I would get the toyo open country's.
ORIGINAL: tdmopar59
everyone i know who has had nittos wore them out very quick.....
everyone i know who has had nittos wore them out very quick.....
Choosing tires is always a compromise between on-road performance, off-road performance, price, etc. I have bought a few sets of BFG All Terrain KOs for a few different trucks, and I think they are great.Reasonable price, not too loud on thehighway,decent treadwear, and good mud/snow performance. A few years ago I had a set of them on a '96 Chevy K2500, and encountered a record-setting snowfall here in Maryland (23 inches). I was very impressed when that truck climbed hills in deep snow and went through hugedrifts with no problems.
Yeah my 98 has had two sets of BFG A/T's. They did great in Missouri snow and ice, and now they do great offroading in the Nevada desert. They don't wear out fast either. My personal favorite offroad tire is a Good Year Wrangler MTR. These tire are amazing off road and don't wear bad on road, they are just a little pricey. Here's my 98 with some BFG's.
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I was going to suggest the Cooper Zeon LTZs from Discount Tire Direct like I have on my truck:

BUT they appear to no longer offer them in the 305 width I love so much. I had that size bookmarked and it now comes back "file not found" and they list 285 as their widest in 20 inch.

BUT they appear to no longer offer them in the 305 width I love so much. I had that size bookmarked and it now comes back "file not found" and they list 285 as their widest in 20 inch.
bfg from discount tire if u have them in ur area. great tire,great service and is a stocked tire at most locations. that translates to easy replacement for road hazard even on a road trip.
+1 I just put a set on ,ine and they are prett nice for the $
I was going to suggest the Cooper Zeon LTZs from Discount Tire Direct like I have on my truck:

BUT they appear to no longer offer them in the 305 width I love so much. I had that size bookmarked and it now comes back "file not found" and they list 285 as their widest in 20 inch.
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I was going to suggest the Cooper Zeon LTZs from Discount Tire Direct like I have on my truck:

BUT they appear to no longer offer them in the 305 width I love so much. I had that size bookmarked and it now comes back "file not found" and they list 285 as their widest in 20 inch.
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