BFG Questions
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BFG Questions
I am looking into getting some BFG A/T's but I have a couple of questions about them first...
1. Are the tires any louder than Goodyear Wranglers or any other truck tire, If so are they alot louder?
2. About how many miles do they last?
3. Is the ride alot rougher?
Thanks I appreciate any and all help!
~Mike
1. Are the tires any louder than Goodyear Wranglers or any other truck tire, If so are they alot louder?
2. About how many miles do they last?
3. Is the ride alot rougher?
Thanks I appreciate any and all help!
~Mike
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best place to buy them would be cosco (from what i've heard since theres not many around) and second would be sams club
i like mine so far, it actually seemed to smooth out the ride from the stock tires, even though i didn't have the wranglers
treadware is good i've been impressed, mine are hardly worn and i haven't rotated them and done some burnouts *embarassed*
it would all depend on what size you got though.. you didn't mention that
i like mine so far, it actually seemed to smooth out the ride from the stock tires, even though i didn't have the wranglers
treadware is good i've been impressed, mine are hardly worn and i haven't rotated them and done some burnouts *embarassed*
it would all depend on what size you got though.. you didn't mention that
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Originally Posted by Trigger01
Thanks ya'll. My wheels are 15X8 I am thinking 235/75 R15 or maybe a little taller.... I need help with the size... i dont wanna go real big (what is the stock size in reference to when you say 31's)?
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1. Of course they will be louder then the stock POS wranglers, but not much. Even wih the very aggressive tread they arent that loud.
2. Lots and lots! I've gone off-roading atleast 15 times on my set, plus about 15000miles of highway travel and they still have tens of thouands of miles of tread life left
3. No. The ride got alot more stable and you get 10X the grip, cotrol and handling
2. Lots and lots! I've gone off-roading atleast 15 times on my set, plus about 15000miles of highway travel and they still have tens of thouands of miles of tread life left
3. No. The ride got alot more stable and you get 10X the grip, cotrol and handling
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Originally Posted by Trigger01
Thanks ya'll. My wheels are 15X8 I am thinking 235/75 R15 or maybe a little taller.... I need help with the size... i dont wanna go real big (what is the stock size in reference to when you say 31's)?
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My stock 31's lasted 45k, but the previous owned overinflated and never rotated them. I also had some 235/75R15's on my old 93, and put about 20k On them with about half tread left. Lots of burnouts, and alot of driving out of balance and misaligned. Great tire, just alot of people have them, and theres a reason for it!
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ima need new tires in the spring, my stockers didnt last long.; a whole 25K miles. the inner wear bar is already begining to show. weird since the truck will drive in a straight line down the highway and wont pull to either side. dad has taught me, that you do not, under any circumstances get an allignment done, unless of course u smash it up then u hafta... but otherwise, not to touch it... but even so, it runs in a straight line, just are wearing funny.. and i rotate them every 5-6K miles....
I also looked at tires this fall, the bigger tires, and the 31's i think it was, were HUGE like, they didnt even fit in the wheel well... so whats up with that? looks to me, after holding the tire next to my truck that i MIGHT be able to go up one size, and thats it. I have thought about torging the t bars, but that would require an alignment, which goes back to the, "you have that truck alligned ill shoot you" response. heh.
I also looked at tires this fall, the bigger tires, and the 31's i think it was, were HUGE like, they didnt even fit in the wheel well... so whats up with that? looks to me, after holding the tire next to my truck that i MIGHT be able to go up one size, and thats it. I have thought about torging the t bars, but that would require an alignment, which goes back to the, "you have that truck alligned ill shoot you" response. heh.
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Originally Posted by FMD
I also looked at tires this fall, the bigger tires, and the 31's i think it was, were HUGE like, they didnt even fit in the wheel well... so whats up with that? looks to me, after holding the tire next to my truck that i MIGHT be able to go up one size, and thats it. I have thought about torging the t bars, but that would require an alignment, which goes back to the, "you have that truck alligned ill shoot you" response. heh.
(before the badly needed mud gards i made)
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