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Ok normally in the summer I've been running 285 Baja widetrack mt's, they're cheap(175 a pop) and relativly tough (havn't had any flats on the 300km of gravel between Gillam & Thompson)
well, I was putting on my Bfg Allterrains for the winter and decided I need a new pair of Baja's since 2 of em are pretty much wore out (the back ones, go figure )
so I goes to my regular tire shop in FlinFlon and I find out they've discontinued the Baja Mt's
so now I need to pick new tire
any suggestions ......remember they're going on a 7500lb truck that does lots of highway miles (about 40,000km a year) and they got to handle gravel (tire noise is not a concerne, puncture resistance is)
I was thinking of Swamper trxus mt's, Pro comp xterrains, toyo open country Mt's, or something along those lines (havn't priced any of them out yet, I suspect i may have a heart attack when I do)
anybody any experience with any of those tires or other suggestions
I can fit 35's but wanna stick with 33's since my spares are 33's and it's damn high enough to climb up into allready (I'm short and fat [img]smile.gif[/img] )
well, I was putting on my Bfg Allterrains for the winter and decided I need a new pair of Baja's since 2 of em are pretty much wore out (the back ones, go figure )
so I goes to my regular tire shop in FlinFlon and I find out they've discontinued the Baja Mt's
so now I need to pick new tire
any suggestions ......remember they're going on a 7500lb truck that does lots of highway miles (about 40,000km a year) and they got to handle gravel (tire noise is not a concerne, puncture resistance is)
I was thinking of Swamper trxus mt's, Pro comp xterrains, toyo open country Mt's, or something along those lines (havn't priced any of them out yet, I suspect i may have a heart attack when I do)
anybody any experience with any of those tires or other suggestions
I can fit 35's but wanna stick with 33's since my spares are 33's and it's damn high enough to climb up into allready (I'm short and fat [img]smile.gif[/img] )
BFG Mud's have a similiar tread design, I believe. What about the Goodyear muds? My bro has a set of Pro Comp Xterrains, nice tire. Not sure on what kind of lifespan he will get out of them yet, though.
i have the 36.5 x12.5 TSL bias ply (8ply one)
i have had one spike(spike not a sissy nail) go into my tire but it never went flat
if i was to get new tires for off road i would get
BFG M/T's (or MTR's)
TRUXUS muds
or a TSL radial (not bias ply agian too strong for my bronco and i could run like 15psi i bet they wouldn't compress much...)
Another cheap muddin tire lke the BFG M/T is Mud Kings,
The Xterrains ive seen wear pretty quick
i have had one spike(spike not a sissy nail) go into my tire but it never went flat
if i was to get new tires for off road i would get
BFG M/T's (or MTR's)
TRUXUS muds
or a TSL radial (not bias ply agian too strong for my bronco and i could run like 15psi i bet they wouldn't compress much...)
Another cheap muddin tire lke the BFG M/T is Mud Kings,
The Xterrains ive seen wear pretty quick
I use the Goodyear Wrangler MTR on my lifted F350 and have no complaints at all. 60000km's + and I still have half decent tread left. It's a nice aggressive tire that doesn't howl too bad, has been good on the gravel and snow (when it snows) and doesn't make the road train drive like a bowl of jello.
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that's the tires I have ...................they told me they're no longer availabe ?????
oh yeah thanks for the replies guys .........I posted on a few forums and goddyear mtr's got recomended everywhere ..........
so I priced em out ...365 each for 305/70-16 .....ouch .....I got to look into the Baja's again they were only 170 a pop
[ November 30, 2004, 10:35 PM: Message edited by: dodgeram ]
oh yeah thanks for the replies guys .........I posted on a few forums and goddyear mtr's got recomended everywhere ..........
so I priced em out ...365 each for 305/70-16 .....ouch .....I got to look into the Baja's again they were only 170 a pop
[ November 30, 2004, 10:35 PM: Message edited by: dodgeram ]
I had the Big O MT`s. They were pricey $250 a pop and were soft and wore out quickly. The absolute best warranty on the market though. Free replacement down to 2/32", with minor (obvious) exceptions.
Ended up buying 33x12.5x15 General Grabber MT`s. These tires are like Rhino hide. Tough and somewhat pliable, average warranty. But pretty cheap.
Had BFG`s and found knockoffs to be just as good or better. BFG`s seem to be overated. Go to www.bc4x4.com or www.funinbc.com and ask the same question.
Hell go with the new 49" Irok and lift the bugger.
Ended up buying 33x12.5x15 General Grabber MT`s. These tires are like Rhino hide. Tough and somewhat pliable, average warranty. But pretty cheap.
Had BFG`s and found knockoffs to be just as good or better. BFG`s seem to be overated. Go to www.bc4x4.com or www.funinbc.com and ask the same question.
Hell go with the new 49" Irok and lift the bugger.
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