Another reason MTRs are better than BFGs

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Jul 13, 2005

solodos

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Another reason MTRs are better than BFGs

Jul 13, 2005

Bigwill41

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so what Happen...

Did you cut it with a knife..

Jul 13, 2005

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um ya bet $10 i can do that to a good year give me 10 min

Jul 13, 2005

solodos

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dont take it so harsh! it was a result of rocks on the trail.

Ive done the same to my BFG MTs, taht is why I went with the MTRs (thicker sidewalls)

Jul 13, 2005

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was that in NOVA?

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Bigwill41

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thats why BFG is better in mud...

Jul 13, 2005

SoundPer4mance

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ooh let me get in on the MT battle!!

the BEST MT TIRE, is DEFINATELY the Bridgestone Potenza G009!! if you disagree youre wrong!!

Jul 13, 2005

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the BEST MT TIRE, is DEFINATELY the Bridgestone Potenza G009!! if you disagree youre wrong!!

lol...I AGREE Strongly ...very nice tire!

Jul 13, 2005

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thats right you work at firestone, you know what im talkin about!! G009, represent!!

Jul 13, 2005

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thats why I have insurance on my tires

an extra 10$ a tire will save you BIG.

Jul 13, 2005

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Originally Posted by SoundPer4mance

thats right you work at firestone, you know what im talkin about!! G009, represent!!

LMAO Thats right!...I have been to a ride & drive when the first came out and the handle and ride better than all the others they were tested against..

Jul 13, 2005

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SoundPer4mance

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im a big firestone fan, if they made them in a truck tire, id be all over it, but id never use a different car tire than the G009, im waiting to find some 16s for the torino all ill be using them

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what size?
Ill look into it!

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solodos

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Originally Posted by ranger02_4x4

was that in NOVA?

Winchester.

BTW taht is not me, it was form a jeep webpage ona trail run in Winchester

Jul 13, 2005

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the best mud tire ever is.....

Goodyear Wrangler RTS

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I would say mt/rs are better, but you pay more for them as well so its what you wanna spend

Jul 13, 2005

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na, Falken Azenas will take the trophy

Jul 13, 2005

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44 inch super swamper boggers are the best.

oh wait just a type of tire. I will go with Goodyear Wrangler MT/R's over BFG's anyday.

Jul 13, 2005

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ouch thats a bummer

Jul 13, 2005

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Rand

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They all have their uses.. MT/r's are a great all around tire... very bad in clay mud vs say bfg m/t. Very expensive. When you tear a bfg.. which are known for having above average sidewall tuffness like that.. makes you wonder about our magical RT/S that come on 1/2 of all new trucks....

Rand

Jul 13, 2005

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2003stealthedge

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my bfgs m/t have never let me down

Jul 13, 2005

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i don't care what u say the best mud tire that i'v came across is Super Swamper TSL/SX these are on my K5 Blazer and i can go in 2wd where you would need 4 and that says alot for a big *** truck liek that...only draw back is....you better trailer that baby or you won't have anyntread left when ya get to the trail lol

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Rand

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Right and they have crappy on road manners.. wear out fast and cost alot...
everything is a compromise...

Rand

Jul 14, 2005

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Originally Posted by Skyjacker_44

You cant put the MT/R or the BFG M/T in a class with a Super Swamper, because "Mud Terrains" are made for mud and on road use. The super swamper are intended for just off road use, even though people use them on the road. The mud terrians are made with a much harder rubber making them better for on road use. Super Swampers are made with a softer rubber, so they dont really get good road miles.

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