bfg mud terrains?

[secrestwrecker]

I've been looking for a new set of tires to put on my 2000 f-250. From what I've seen the BFG Mud Terrains are a good tire for mostly road driving and light off road use, and good looks. Does anyone have any experience with these?

[HeavyHauler]

I had some years ago on a '77 cheby I had, put about 30K on them, gave to a friend (got rid of the '77) he put another 100k on them before replacing them. I'm sure someone else on here has run them on a stroker. BTW

[CHUCK]

i was running the bfg all terrian, 33x12.5x16.5, and was extremly happy with them. i couldnt tell you about the mud terrian. being from bfg, i'm sure they will serve you well.

[sea71]

I'm running them now in 315 size on stock rims. I likem.

[DryHeatDude03]

I had 31s on a Tacoma a while back, Thought they held up really well, and had decent manners on the street.

[monster energy]

Mud terrains will wear faster than A/Ts .I ran 315 A/Ts on my 97 F350 they were really good on hiway, snow,sand,and did alright in moderate mud 15" or less

[monster energy]

was wondering how much rubbing will occur if change to 315s with stock 20" rims with only the 2" leveling kit?

[HorseMover]

Originally Posted by sea71

I'm running them now in 315 size on stock rims. I likem.

Do you have any lift or leveling kit on your truck to fit those?

[secrestwrecker]

ive got the 33-12.50-16.5 all terrains on there now, but im looking for somthing with a more aggressive look.

[monster energy]

With BFG M/Ts Fuel mileage will go down slightly, unless you plan on alot of mud,then they are a good choice otherwise I would suggest Mickey thompson BAJA ATZ, Pro comp XTerrain, Dick Cepek FCII, they will wear better on the highway yet still look more aggressive than BFG A/Ts Because of the aggressive side wall protection and slightly more aggressive tread pattern. If you want aggressive go with Dick Cepeck CRUSHERS I read a decent review in Petersons 4WHEEL & OFF-ROAD magazine