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Old Sep 5, 2006
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Does anyone have the yokohama geolander at 2? are they a decent tire everyone says to go with the bfgs but i dont want what everyone else has
 
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Old Sep 5, 2006
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My friend has them on his excursion. Personally, I can't stand them. They are horrible in the mud/sand, and they wear fast. But they are good in rain. I hate em, I woudl never get them, but thats just me.
 
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Old Sep 5, 2006
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Originally Posted by rangerdan95
everyone says to go with the bfgs but i dont want what everyone else has
I thought the same thing when I started looking for tires. Think about it though, there must be a reason so many Rangers run BFG's!
So I got BFG's, & a big smile when they went right thru mud, clay & sand on my recent trip to Inverness!!
 
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Old Sep 5, 2006
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Originally Posted by easy-goin
I thought the same thing when I started looking for tires. Think about it though, there must be a reason so many Rangers run BFG's!
So I got BFG's, & a big smile when they went right thru mud, clay & sand on my recent trip to Inverness!!
A big 10-4 to that. We both run the same tires, mine barely caked up, and when the did, a little throttle slung out the gunk.

They are INCREDIBLE on the street/rain. Awesome in sand. Mud, they are OK. They cake easy in different types of mud.
 
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I dont spend a whole lot of time offroad becaue it is 2wd and i work at discount tire and my boss can give me a relly good price on some 31's so i figured i would ask.
 
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I've heard good and bad about them. I've heard some say they're awesome and with their price it's hard to beat them. Others say their terrible and a waste of money. If I were you I'd go for them, especially since you can get a good deal on them and you don't spend much time off-road.
 
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Old Sep 6, 2006
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There were Geolanders on my Ranger when I bought it. The road noise was so bad I couldn't live with them ( I have about 30% hearing loss ) They sounded like wheel bearings going out. Got rid of them soon after I bought the truck.
 
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Old Sep 6, 2006
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I had the Yoko Geolandars on for about 3 weeks, and now have Michelin LTX's.
The Yoko's made the truck shake above 45mph, and I can't stand a shakey
ride.

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Old Sep 11, 2006
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dan go for the kumho's i like the ones i got.....good price to
 
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