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BFG Rugged Trail T/A ??

Katmandu

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98 Explorer Eddie Bauer
Anyone have experience with this tire yet ??

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Go ahead and get All Terrains.
 






Thats just some Walmart crap.... you'll never see me buying my rubber there!!:D ;)

Get BFG AT's much better
 






These come on the new F-150s. They're not sold at Wal-Mart, I think you're thinking of the Land Terrains. They might be a better alternative if you do mostly onroad driving(The Rugger Trails that is).
 






They have them at SamsClub... its all owned by the same people:p
 






Those are factory equipment on the new F-150's and most 4x4 Toyota trucks. They are a damn good tire if you do mostly road driving with the normal gravel/dirt road situations. It is not really a good off road tire but in the limited off road and wet/snow conditions they excel. Hope this helps, Happy Holidays.
 






these are actually really good tires. they have a nice thick bead and seat on the rim very well. they are also factory equipment on the supercharged Xterras with 17's.
 






They have good all around ratings on BFGoodrichs site! Out of 10 they have a 7.5 average straight across the board!
 






These also come on Trailblazers and 3rd Gen Explorers with 17s. The posted pic are also ones I would be interested in (I have 17s, and they are inexpensive). The Toyota tread pattern does not have the center siping, and there a lot of complaints on tirerack.com. That's why I've been a little leary. This tire is popping up on OEM SUVs and trucks everywhere. I don't know if that's "good" or "bad"?
 






Could turn out to be another Firestone thing ;)
 






i was considering these when i was looking for tires...you can only get em for a 17 and up (i think, might be 16) inch rim though. i like the ones i got better anyways ;)
 






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