BFG All-Terrain
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BFG All-Terrain
just got a new set of 285/70R17 BFG All-Terrain...i love these tires...i had nitto terra grapplers and i was goin to get them but i got a great deal on these i couldnt pass up and im so glad i went with them they ride alot smoother than the nitto's...i will post some pics when i get a chance its storming so bad right now...and i also got a bfg for a spare so now i have the same size all around and for the spare just in case...i cant wait too test them out in the rain...mud...and sand....
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I know they, BF Goodrich Rugged Trail T/A's, get a decent rating by many here but they got a below average rating on the ConsumerReports webpage. . . right along side the Goodyear Wrangler AT/S.
Their "rolling resistance" and "cornering" numbers were terrible. Their "braking, emergency handling, snow traction and steering feel" were average.
The Goodyear's are [a lot] worse.
The Nitto Terra Grappler AT's were head-n-shoulders above the rest. The Toyo Open Country A/T's also rated above average.
Before I decided to get new shoes for my truck, I seriously considered put on the BFG's 33's on the OEM's but those rating figures turned me off them.
Below's the link if you're a member -
http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/c...ings/index.htm
Their "rolling resistance" and "cornering" numbers were terrible. Their "braking, emergency handling, snow traction and steering feel" were average.
The Goodyear's are [a lot] worse.
The Nitto Terra Grappler AT's were head-n-shoulders above the rest. The Toyo Open Country A/T's also rated above average.
Before I decided to get new shoes for my truck, I seriously considered put on the BFG's 33's on the OEM's but those rating figures turned me off them.
Below's the link if you're a member -
http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/c...ings/index.htm
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Originally Posted by Grubrunner
I know they, BF Goodrich Rugged Trail T/A's, get a decent rating by many here but they got a below average rating on the ConsumerReports webpage. . . right along side the Goodyear Wrangler AT/S.
Their "rolling resistance" and "cornering" numbers were terrible. Their "braking, emergency handling, snow traction and steering feel" were average.
The Goodyear's are [a lot] worse.
The Nitto Terra Grappler AT's were head-n-shoulders above the rest. The Toyo Open Country A/T's also rated above average.
Before I decided to get new shoes for my truck, I seriously considered put on the BFG's 33's on the OEM's but those rating figures turned me off them.
Below's the link if you're a member -
http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/c...ings/index.htm
Their "rolling resistance" and "cornering" numbers were terrible. Their "braking, emergency handling, snow traction and steering feel" were average.
The Goodyear's are [a lot] worse.
The Nitto Terra Grappler AT's were head-n-shoulders above the rest. The Toyo Open Country A/T's also rated above average.
Before I decided to get new shoes for my truck, I seriously considered put on the BFG's 33's on the OEM's but those rating figures turned me off them.
Below's the link if you're a member -
http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/c...ings/index.htm
The rugged terrain and the all-terrain are COMPLETELY different tires. Like others mentioned, the RT tire is a cheap OE tire, but AT is a legendary, long-lasting, and very versatile tire.
Good Choice