Whats the best a/t tire for hwy
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Whats the best a/t tire for hwy
I have had BFG's before and loved them. but I want a bigger size like a 295/70/18 or a 285/75/18 . So right now it is between BFG, Nitto and Toyo (wich are backorderd forever) I am also willing to take a look at other tires apon recomedations. I will however say I will never put a goodyear tire on any of my cars.
So lets open the flood gates I want to hear the good and bad from all of ya'll.
BTW: I have a 06 2in autospring frt and aal rear and am keeping the stock 18" rims.
So lets open the flood gates I want to hear the good and bad from all of ya'll.
BTW: I have a 06 2in autospring frt and aal rear and am keeping the stock 18" rims.
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I have had BFG's before and loved them. but I want a bigger size like a 295/70/18 or a 285/75/18 . So right now it is between BFG, Nitto and Toyo (wich are backorderd forever) I am also willing to take a look at other tires apon recomedations. I will however say I will never put a goodyear tire on any of my cars.
So lets open the flood gates I want to hear the good and bad from all of ya'll.
BTW: I have a 06 2in autospring frt and aal rear and am keeping the stock 18" rims.
So lets open the flood gates I want to hear the good and bad from all of ya'll.
BTW: I have a 06 2in autospring frt and aal rear and am keeping the stock 18" rims.
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I've got Firestone Destination AT's on mine. 30k on them and they show very minimal wear, rotated them 2x now is all. Very good in dry/rain/snow, and seem good off road too, but I don't do much of that anymore so can't compare a lot there. Most all of my driving is done on highways, no matter the weather, so good tires are a must, I'd buy them again, if that means anything.
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I have had BFG's before and loved them. but I want a bigger size like a 295/70/18 or a 285/75/18 . So right now it is between BFG, Nitto and Toyo (wich are backorderd forever) I am also willing to take a look at other tires apon recomedations. I will however say I will never put a goodyear tire on any of my cars.
So lets open the flood gates I want to hear the good and bad from all of ya'll.
BTW: I have a 06 2in autospring frt and aal rear and am keeping the stock 18" rims.
So lets open the flood gates I want to hear the good and bad from all of ya'll.
BTW: I have a 06 2in autospring frt and aal rear and am keeping the stock 18" rims.
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I have General Grabber AT2 on mine. I've put 40,000 miles on them and they still have roughly 40-50% tread left. Never had them off-road so not sure what they're like in that aspect of things but I know they're great in snow, rain and dry roads. As of right now they're what I'm going to get next time around too. Only problem I do have with them is the front tires are cupping because my coils/shocks are wore out but that's no fault of the tire, just the owner.
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Well I guess I need to explain a little more about myself. I am a Master Tech for Land Rover. We have been using Goodyears on our cars for years and only get 15k miles on the wranglers ( and they wear horriably) but when we switched to michellins or contis. the car will go past 30k on thos tires. (btw: We didnt do aligment on those cars just checked them.) So it would stand to reason that a goodyaer is a crap tire. Again just My opinion. As far as tire size goes I have been lookin at 275/70/18 but I really want a bigger tire to help fill in the void since I have a leveing kit frt and rear. Just so everyone knows I do appreciate everyones input, It is a expensive decision that I will have to live with for years to come. I have 37k on my stock bfg's rugged trails and I like them. So I feel as though I should like the BFG A/T. That being said I just wanted to hear from thos that had NItto and Toys A/T.
Thanks to all,
Don
Thanks to all,
Don
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