B.F. GOODRICH LONG TRAIL T/A

[matt97]

Hey guys,i have a chance to buy a new set of bfg long trail t/a's for $190.they are 31x10.50's should i jump on the deal or spend twice the money for bfg all terrains.
they were just put on my buddys truck before he hit a deer. they are so new they still have the blue on the letters.anybody used these kind before w/ good luck?
i mostly go wheelin on the beach but will go off-roading in the mountains maybe 6 times a year. any info or suggestion will be appreciated!i currently have 235/75-r-15 kelly safari sjr ,but have added warrior shackles and tt. so its time to upgrade!

 

[Alec]

You won't really like the longtrails when wheeling, though the price is great!

Since you do go offroading often, buck up for the allterrains even though the deal is good.

 

[Runnin'OnEmpty]

I have a set of Long Trails on my Jeep Cherokee .
They are excellent street tires; quiet, long wearing, good wet traction, good ride. They are not as good in snow as BFG A/T's, and I would expect not as good off-road. (I too, bought them because of the low pricing.)

If I had it to do over, I would save up for the BFG All Terrains.

 

[V8BoatBuilder]

My Mountainer has 235/75/15 Long trails on it right now. They are a decent tire, great dry handling, decent wet, but not so hot in the snow. I haven't tried sand - but I will this summer, though I'm not optimistic. I can't wait to get some $$ and ditch them for 31/10.5/15 All Terrains.

 

[pewterpower]

i liked the all terrains in the snow...i felt in control and got out of many heavy situations...i think 44 would do much better!!!