Question About BFG A/t tires
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Question About BFG A/t tires
Hey guys I just picked up four 31/10.5 Bfg A/T tires with about 80% tread for $200 on rims. What do you think of these tires? Anything problems with these tires?
I use the truck for a D/D and a light off roader
Thanks for any info
I use the truck for a D/D and a light off roader
Thanks for any info
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Ya a guy down the road had them chained to a telephone pole for about a week for $300 I kind of kept my eye on them to see if anyone showed any interest and I saw none so I walked over and started lookin at them and the guy comes running out and says give me $200 and there yours I just want them off my lawn SOLD and he loaded them into my truck
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I think they are the best all-around street/off road tire. Great and pretty quiet on pavement, decent in mud and awesome in snow. Good tread life also. obviously there are better off-road tires but these are probably the better tires on the street
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I will run mine til' they are in need of replacing in which I have heard the life of BFG A/T's if taken care of is pretty long. I love mine. Had 31's now have them in a 32. They do really good in the sand (avatar).
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Rims do fit my jeep but they seem to have huge back spacing and are about 10" wide. Think they came off a wrangler. I think I'm just gonna transfer the tires to my ranger rims that are on the Cherokee now
Thanks guys for all the info.
Thanks guys for all the info.
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Had mine on since last October and have a couple cross country trips on them. I have been very happy in the sand and mud a a little bit of snow. Have yet to try them on the rocks.
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I flattened one of the tires and put a straight edge accross the rim edge
set my tape at the inside mounting surface and to the front of the rim it reads just under 6 inches. is that the proper way to measure back spaceing?
set my tape at the inside mounting surface and to the front of the rim it reads just under 6 inches. is that the proper way to measure back spaceing?
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Moses, do it on the backside of the wheel. Measure from the back mounting surface to the backside of the wheel edge.
Sorry it's a bling bling wheel but it was the first pix i found on google.
Sorry it's a bling bling wheel but it was the first pix i found on google.
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