getting either mud terrains or all terrains i like the look of the mud terrains but i have heard that they ride terrible and you would not want them if you drive your jeep as your daily driver. so my question is are they really that bad. thanks in advance

 

i used to go threw mud with my a/t's get some hitech retreads there the same

 

bfg muds here and i drive it everyday. i've had no issues with them and personally wouldn't run anything but a m/t type tire.

 

same, no issues here.

 

what kinda terrain you drivin on? snow isnt fun with bfg mud terrain tires i hear, but i live in the desert, ive had bfg mt's on alot of my trucks, but im going with retreads this time.

 

i live in michigan so yes a lot of snow. but lots of mud in the spring/summer/fall

 

one or two of the guys that drive in snow will chime in, i wish i could help ya with the snow driving, just dont get it out here.

 

i've had not problems in the snow with any mud terrain...bfg, hankook dynapro m/t, and mickey thompson mtz are what i've had experience with.

 

i know my mt/rs suck on ice...as long as theres a lil bit of snow on the ground they do ok but on slick ice i just spin like a bastard

 

I'll never run another BFG Mud Terrian on a DD...

Once they wear in some, they get scary bad on icy, snowy wet roads....

It was a VERY eye opening experience as the BFG AT, is AWESOME in the same conditions.

 

I beg the differ. I drive around in 2wd with a locked rear and have 0 issues on snow/ice. Yeah, its slippery but unless you're driving with snow tires nothing will grab like glue. You can always throw a few sipes in em

 

Personally, there are much better M/T tires on the market. I know its preference to some on which tires they choose. But the ultimate decision is up to you.

 

I run BFG mud terrains on my 2 door, and I have BFG all terrains on my 4 door. To be honest there is no differance IMO, the MT's clean out better in the mud. On the street there is no differance.

I am also from Michigan

 

mud terrains all the way there about the quietest mud terrain i've ever seen and they handle real good too