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BFG Mud-Terrain

I'm about to order BFG Mud-Terrian tires and I would much appreciate it if you guys could post some pics of your tires so i could review. thanks
 
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look through me threads and you will find lots of pics.
 
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Here are my 32x11.5s

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i hear these tires are crap in the rain and snow?
 
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they have no siping, so i can see that being a problem in those conditions. the tread is also a pretty hard compound, as why they have good mileage out of them.

pretty soon this style will be discontinued, once they release all sizes in the km2, they will become the only mud terrain you can buy from bfg.
 
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Ive always had bfg mts they performed great in everything rain, sand, mud and hwy but i have no idea bout snow im in south tx but anyway i highly recommend them great tire with a long life
Here my KM2s
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And heres my older Mts
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ummm im pretty sure they work ok in the snow...

https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ad.php?t=62533
 
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Not to threadjack, but how are these tires on the road in terms of noise?
 
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they km2's are more quiet than the older km's.
 
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love my BFG's, but im currently lookin for another set of tires (maxxis...) love the sound they make..
 
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The sound is not loud at all. Also i have not had a problem with them in the rain and they work good in snow as long as the snow is not PACKED down but any tire i've had and drivin on packed down snow is **** so yea..
 
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im very happy with mine. they work well in all conditions including snow, unless your being stupid. as for road noise its not that bad but you can deffinatley here them coming.
 
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Originally Posted by revo2k11

what exhaust you got there those are the ones i have been looking thanks
 
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Originally Posted by cory07ranger4x4
ummm im pretty sure they work ok in the snow...

https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ad.php?t=62533
yea, deep snow a mud terrain is what you want there..

they're talking lighter stuff like on the roads im guessing
 
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Originally Posted by roddy1
i hear these tires are crap in the rain and snow?
Any and all mud terrain tires suck in the rain. No sipping. I had my 32x11.50r15 BFG Mud's sipped....and i'll tell you now. I abso-freakin-lutely love these tires in the snow and rain. Sipped bfg's are sooooo much better than my old toyo all terrains w/ factory siping AND added tire shop siping. I heard bad things about hydroplaning with mudterrains....so i had mine sipped when i bought them.

MT/R's tear it up in the snow......the BFG M/T KM's tear it up as well, just not as good as the MT/R's.
 
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my exhaust is a gibson extreme dual
 
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Originally Posted by Fx4wannabe01
Any and all mud terrain tires suck in the rain. No sipping. I had my 32x11.50r15 BFG Mud's sipped....and i'll tell you now. I abso-freakin-lutely love these tires in the snow and rain. Sipped bfg's are sooooo much better than my old toyo all terrains w/ factory siping AND added tire shop siping. I heard bad things about hydroplaning with mudterrains....so i had mine sipped when i bought them.

MT/R's tear it up in the snow......the BFG M/T KM's tear it up as well, just not as good as the MT/R's.
My Pro-Comp M/Ts are slightly (factory) siped and I've never had any issues in the rain.
 
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toyo m/t's are also siped. mud grapplers, hell even some boggers. i think bfg's are one of the only ones not siped.
 
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ok...so fine. I was slightly wrong on one detail.
 
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