Well at almost 160 dollars a tire and me being only 16 I cant afford bfgoodrich mt or at. So i got to looking at the maxxis buckshot and I like the design but no sidewall lugz so I looked at the 32x11.50 bighorn and can get em almost 115 a tire. Thats a considerable amount lower but my question is are they any good and will they last quite a while?? I will bee doin quite a bit offroadin and mostly on road too. Anybody that has experience with these or knows anything aout them please chime in!

 

well its a m/t tire so it is made of a softer compound, on a smaller lighter truck like ours they do ok but if you haul any heavy loads then they can start to get worn pretty quick. I know a few guys that have those buckshot muds and they seem to like them.

 

i believe razoredge has those on his truck... i would ask him

 

I don't know about bighorn's, but buckshot's I don't like. They have soft rubber and get punctured easier than most that I have seen, but we have bad thorns like 3 to 4 inches long. Your going to get what you pay for. All I bought were cheap m/t and finally bought a good brand and I can tell the difference in wear, noise, and performance.


That is what your b-day is for. Get tires or at least money to save up for tires

 

I have been pricing 32x11.5 BFG A/T's and they are less than 160 a tire. $125 up is what I have seen. Check around on the net.

 

You should be able to find some BFG's for less than 160 not quite 115 but remember you pay for what you get.

 

nitto terra grapplers are the cheapest tire i know of and there decent tires.

 

you can get some nice Kumho's

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....e1=yes&place=3

 

go with the kuhmo m/t KL71. they are 135 a piece for 32s.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Sizes....enture+MT+KL71

 

I like mine, but as said above they are a mud tire so they're made of a softer compound. I haven't noticed mine wearing strangely or quickly at all, but don't expect them to last like an all terrain. More detail in pm.