BFG AT or MUD/AT
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JK Newbie
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From: Windsor Hts. Ia.
BFG AT or MUD/AT
Ordering RC budget boost and body lift.
Will be ready to swap out stock tires
to 35's for the winter.
Pretty much sold on BFG AT'S or Mud/AT's.
Preference or experience with these for
a daily driver (freeway, 40mi a day) with snow on the way.
TIA, Craig.
Thank's to all forum members for the help you have been
answering my inquiries.
Will be ready to swap out stock tires
to 35's for the winter.
Pretty much sold on BFG AT'S or Mud/AT's.
Preference or experience with these for
a daily driver (freeway, 40mi a day) with snow on the way.
TIA, Craig.
Thank's to all forum members for the help you have been
answering my inquiries.
JK Junkie
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 3,306
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From: Long Island, NY
what is a Mud/AT?
your looking at BFG Mud Terrain KM2's?
if so they are a great tire. dont waste your money on a 35" A/T tire.....
I had 33" A/T's and just swapped them out for 35" MT/R's couldnt be happier with my choice.
your looking at BFG Mud Terrain KM2's?
if so they are a great tire. dont waste your money on a 35" A/T tire.....
I had 33" A/T's and just swapped them out for 35" MT/R's couldnt be happier with my choice.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2009
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From: B-ville, DE
rubber meets the road..
I had BFG AT's on two other jeeps and they were "ok" since I spent most of the time on the road with them. I just switched out my Rubi tire/rims for ProComp extreme AT's... So far they ride quiet and handle Sand and light mud well. For winter i plan on putting the stock setup back on w/spacers. I guess my point is AT's are good summer tires for most driving but i want a more aggressive tread for winter. Hope this helps
Chad
Chad