A/T Tire VS. M/T Tire
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Originally Posted by HoosierHick
My buddy had a set of Bfg a/t on his Dodge 2500 Cummins and i cant remember him ever getting stuck. He took it through snow drifts, creeks, and some pretty good mud. Of course, that was with Cummins power!!
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^And don't kid yourself again, a Dodge in the mud is no match for a Ford (whether its an F150, or PowerStroke Powered!)
Back to the thread, I think BFG A/T's will be what works best for me. My dad has Toyo A/T's on his work truck (its a chevy
) and I just can't say I really like them. Plus it looks kinda funny saying "Open Country" on the sidewall. The Toyo M/T's get really good reviews from users on this board, I will just have to look at both treads in person. Its probably going to be A/T's though. Now to decide what size. I have not seen it on the internet, but does anyone know if they make a true 33x12.50 to fit a 16'' rim? I have only seen 17's on BFG's website. If not I guess I am stuck with 285's
Back to the thread, I think BFG A/T's will be what works best for me. My dad has Toyo A/T's on his work truck (its a chevy
) and I just can't say I really like them. Plus it looks kinda funny saying "Open Country" on the sidewall. The Toyo M/T's get really good reviews from users on this board, I will just have to look at both treads in person. Its probably going to be A/T's though. Now to decide what size. I have not seen it on the internet, but does anyone know if they make a true 33x12.50 to fit a 16'' rim? I have only seen 17's on BFG's website. If not I guess I am stuck with 285's
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I agree with JMC here. The bfg at is no mud tire. Guys say it is, but if you get in a true mud hole they look like big smooth basketballs pretty quick. This only proves that most off-roading can be handled with a somewhat aggressive at tire.
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From: NORTH AUGUSTA, SC
Originally Posted by HoosierHick
Another aggressive a/t tire is the Mickey Thompson ATZ 4 rib. It is already siped and is fairly aggressive.
My buddy had a set of Bfg a/t on his Dodge 2500 Cummins and i cant remember him ever getting stuck. He took it through snow drifts, creeks, and some pretty good mud. Of course, that was with Cummins power!!
My buddy had a set of Bfg a/t on his Dodge 2500 Cummins and i cant remember him ever getting stuck. He took it through snow drifts, creeks, and some pretty good mud. Of course, that was with Cummins power!!
