alternatives to bfg a/t?
alternatives to bfg a/t?
im in the market for 305/55/20 but i just cant see myself dishing out 390+ a piece on bfg a/t ko even though it's supposedly the best one out there. i wont be doing any off-roading, it hardly rains here, and it definitely does not snow. of course, they'd need to be reliable (traction/wear wise) still and not be obnoxiously loud. any suggestions?
i love my terra grapplers great on the road and can give you some ok off road performance
I have the General Grabber AT2. they look almost identical to my old bfg at's. i have them in a 307/70/16 size. they do good in rain and are great on pavment but that could be due to the fact that they are 2"s wider than my old tires. i havent had them long enough to tell you about how they wear.
Toyo AT or Kumho Road Venture AT's Here is a pic I took of them side by side. The Kumho is a good tire for the money. If you were local I could get you a set cheap. The Toyos are about $285 each.
Last edited by Sleestak; Nov 19, 2008 at 06:06 PM.
Trending Topics
thanks guys. i wish i was local up on the mainland cuz everything (and shipping!!) sucks here. ill surely check out those tires esp the terra grapplers.
if i have to buy 'em online, what site(s) do you guys recommend?
if i have to buy 'em online, what site(s) do you guys recommend?
i have BFG AT's, and I can say that after 12k miles, I have virtually no wear, you can still see where the nipples used to be.
remember, you get what you pay for w/ tires... AT's for 20's+ are never going to be cheap.
remember, you get what you pay for w/ tires... AT's for 20's+ are never going to be cheap.
hes got a point. they have a very good rep. i bought my set used with not alot left on them and they rode fine, just recently decided to trash them and got the pro comps, havent had em long enough to give mileage though haha



