Pro Comp vs. BFG's
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Pro Comp vs. BFG's
I have a 2003 F 250. I am about to take the dive and put a 4" Pro Comp lift on it with 35" tires. The only question I have is do Pro Comp tires compare to BFG's or should I stick with the old faithfuls? I like the way they look and have never heard a bad thing about them, but BF Goodrich has a long lasting reputation as being a durable tire. Any opinopns out there?
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What store did you go to? Hopefully it wasn't 4WheelParts. Not that I've had a bad experience with them, but they seem to be always pushing ProComp's stuff (not that that's good or bad).
I haven't had one hint of imbalance with my BFGs. Hopefully they didn't feed you a line of bull.
Good luck with the X-terrains -
Mike
I haven't had one hint of imbalance with my BFGs. Hopefully they didn't feed you a line of bull.
Good luck with the X-terrains -
Mike
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4WheelParts was the place. Not impressed by a few guys there, but I think I finally found a guy that was on my side...If there is such a guy. Sure it took 3 days of haggling but I finally got the deal I wanted. We'll see what happens. I though the Xterrains looked pretty tough though so thats the main reason I went for it. BFG's have been too good for too long to fall apart now so I dont want to bad talk them.
Anybody have the Weld Cheyenne 8 wheels out there? Thought they looked good on a truck. I'll find out next Thursday.
Anybody have the Weld Cheyenne 8 wheels out there? Thought they looked good on a truck. I'll find out next Thursday.
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I had 35 x 12.50 x 17 Pro-comps on my 2001 Dodge.
Loved them. No highway noise. Look great. Had 22,000 miles on them when I sold the truck and at least 15-20,000 miles left on them. Rotate rotate rotate, this is the key to long lasting tires
Pro-comps are my vote. I'm waiting for them to make some 18" sizes so I can get 33's on my 04 F150.
Loved them. No highway noise. Look great. Had 22,000 miles on them when I sold the truck and at least 15-20,000 miles left on them. Rotate rotate rotate, this is the key to long lasting tires
Pro-comps are my vote. I'm waiting for them to make some 18" sizes so I can get 33's on my 04 F150.