BFG Rugged Trail T/A
BFG Rugged Trail T/A
What do you think of these?
http://www.costco.com/Tires/Product....ed=T&Width=245
I can get a set of 4 of those or 2 new Good Year wranglers RT/s, for the same price. I only need 2 new tires on the rear because It came with new ones on the front when i got it.
http://www.costco.com/Tires/Product....ed=T&Width=245
I can get a set of 4 of those or 2 new Good Year wranglers RT/s, for the same price. I only need 2 new tires on the rear because It came with new ones on the front when i got it.
I would get All terrains but im working on a limited budget.
Yeah I know the Wrangler RT/S's arent great choices but Ive got the front ones with 100% and the rear are almost bald. It sucks trying to accelerate with all this rain I just spin my tires.
Yeah I know the Wrangler RT/S's arent great choices but Ive got the front ones with 100% and the rear are almost bald. It sucks trying to accelerate with all this rain I just spin my tires.
I have the BFG's on my Tundra. I like them. They have good dry and wet traction and they seem to handle well on the road. HAd the RT/s on my 2000 ranger. They are the Worst tire I have ever driven. scale of 1-10 they get a 0.
Originally Posted by bpolly_2004
go to a tire shop and tell they what you have to spend and tell them an all terrain tire and see what they *** up with.
Originally Posted by Redneckstone
Rugged Trails Wear FAST!!! no joke.. my mom wasted a set on her explorer in about 35k
Silentarmors
Note when clicking the link the size shown is for my truck.
my dad has the older version of these tires on his big ole f150 with 36,xxx miles on them and they look to have another 10-15k miles left on them, and thats on a heavy truck
they seem to have really good traction in all kinds of weather, but he also carries a bed loaded with tools everywhere so the extra weight helps
they seem to have really good traction in all kinds of weather, but he also carries a bed loaded with tools everywhere so the extra weight helps
Originally Posted by malydeen
What do you think of these?
http://www.costco.com/Tires/Product....ed=T&Width=245
I can get a set of 4 of those or 2 new Good Year wranglers RT/s, for the same price. I only need 2 new tires on the rear because It came with new ones on the front when i got it.
http://www.costco.com/Tires/Product....ed=T&Width=245
I can get a set of 4 of those or 2 new Good Year wranglers RT/s, for the same price. I only need 2 new tires on the rear because It came with new ones on the front when i got it.
I also found these. General Grabber A/T 2

Im not sure how good they are, but they are a knock off BFG A/T. $101 each.
Last edited by karrbass4life; Oct 21, 2007 at 07:09 PM.
I think I have decided on the rugged trails, I do go off road once in a while but Its nothing major so I should be good.
The reason I want to get them at costco is because they are running $60 off a set of 4 and they have free installation, free balancing, free rotation, free everything. You pay the price of the tire and they take care of them for the life of the tire. My dad got some from there and a couple years later it wasnt holding air that well (lossing 10 PSI in a month) they pulled all of the tires and reset the bead. They also have free flat repair ftw.
Oh yeah if I dont like them I can return them. :-)
The reason I want to get them at costco is because they are running $60 off a set of 4 and they have free installation, free balancing, free rotation, free everything. You pay the price of the tire and they take care of them for the life of the tire. My dad got some from there and a couple years later it wasnt holding air that well (lossing 10 PSI in a month) they pulled all of the tires and reset the bead. They also have free flat repair ftw.
Oh yeah if I dont like them I can return them. :-)
The best part is I work there and if I ever need flat repair or rotation I can just have it done while im working. No extra trip needed.
Unfortunatly I dont get a discount :(
Unfortunatly I dont get a discount :(
i know the original of the grabber mentioned here is commonly used for 70-80 miles, i've had mine 10k and they still look new
i wouldnt buy them tho unless you stay on road all the time, a dirt road broke a belt in one of mine (about 30 mph)
i wouldnt buy them tho unless you stay on road all the time, a dirt road broke a belt in one of mine (about 30 mph)
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