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I run the 305/70/17 buckshots and I love them. They may not get the mileage that you can get out of the BFG's but from experience they pull in mud a HECK of a lot better and arent that bad on the highway. And at under $800 for them mounted and balanced you can't beat it. They ride pretty rough since they are a 10 ply tire but most mud tires do ride pretty rough.
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OMG! I have had both the BFG all terrain and maxxis bighorns. There is no comparison. The BFG's look nice....in the beginning, but they wear wayyy too fast.
The maxxis is the way to go, extremely well behaved on the road and great off road. Wear is also very very good for such a lugged out tire.
Plus, I don't think they were overly too expensive than the BFG would be anyways.
The maxxis is the way to go, extremely well behaved on the road and great off road. Wear is also very very good for such a lugged out tire.
Plus, I don't think they were overly too expensive than the BFG would be anyways.
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I run Maxxis on the MTB.
Anyways, have seen good reviews myself and they are considered at least in the MTB world one of the most high quality tires. A MTB tire runs around $65
A truck tire is very little more depending on size.
Try ntwonline.com
You can get a set super cheap.
They are amazingly cheap.
Truckin
Anyways, have seen good reviews myself and they are considered at least in the MTB world one of the most high quality tires. A MTB tire runs around $65
A truck tire is very little more depending on size.
Try ntwonline.com
You can get a set super cheap.
They are amazingly cheap.
Truckin