nitto vs BFG
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nitto vs BFG
I have read that people are getting 50-60K out of BFG AT's, what kind of milage are people seeing out of nitto I have read that on the nitto AT's some people are only getting 40k, I am a stickler for vehicle mantence, so I am not worried about keeping them properly rotated, that is a given. I would like to see what people are getting on both tires. and which tire is the best. I drive mostly highway. My truck is pretty much a road queen. any help is greatly appricated.
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My neighbor I beleive has 35k on his nittos and they are still in very good shape. I personally went w/ the bfgs for their life expectancy. If i can get 60-70 out of the bfgs it was worth it to pay the grand+ for the tires.
This is the way i figured it, take the expected mileage and divide it by the price of the tire. so in my case i expect 60,000 miles from these bfg's and i divied that by the price per tire 330 and it came out to about 6 dollars a mile. 330/60=5.5
Its just a little something my dad showed me when i was comparing the nittos and bfg's. some people might say its not a good way to compare idk. .
This is the way i figured it, take the expected mileage and divide it by the price of the tire. so in my case i expect 60,000 miles from these bfg's and i divied that by the price per tire 330 and it came out to about 6 dollars a mile. 330/60=5.5
Its just a little something my dad showed me when i was comparing the nittos and bfg's. some people might say its not a good way to compare idk. .
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I'd say they are pretty close. I've never owned a set of Nitto's. I had a friend that installed a set on their Expy and they were very quiet and required almost no weight to balance. However they sold the Expy a year or so later so I have no milage idea on them. They are both excellent tires, you can't go wrong.
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