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Anyone using the BFG Trail-Terrain? (Pics?)
Seems like a decent option for city slickers…
Seems like a decent option for city slickers…
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I've tried to find decent reviews for them but nothing too helpful as my ol man is thinking about them for his *cough* Subaru *cough* I have the Cooper AT3 4S and LOVE THEM, very solid on road, quiet and comfy and I still get great hwy mileage, and quite good off as well (thought I've yet to hard core test them there)Anyone using the BFG Trail-Terrain? (Pics?)
Seems like a decent option for city slickers…
Have a set of these on my BB BS and they have been great thus far, only about 800 miles on them up till this point. I can post pic after work.Anyone using the BFG Trail-Terrain? (Pics?)
Seems like a decent option for city slickers…
Here is the review I found. https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=BFGoodrich&tireModel=Trail-Terrain+T/AI've tried to find decent reviews for them but nothing too helpful as my ol man is thinking about them for his *cough* Subaru *cough* I have the Cooper AT3 4S and LOVE THEM, very solid on road, quiet and comfy and I still get great hwy mileage, and quite good off as well (thought I've yet to hard core test them there)
I was literally just looking at those about 45 minutes ago, they look like they would be a good option if the BS is the daily driver.Anyone using the BFG Trail-Terrain? (Pics?)
Seems like a decent option for city slickers…
Some people love them, others hate them.Anyone using the BFG Trail-Terrain? (Pics?)
Seems like a decent option for city slickers…
So….after about 6000 miles we couldn’t be happier with this choice. They were slightly noisy when first installed along with a slight vibration which has remedied itself after some wear. The noise could be a case of us getting used to it…the vibration is definitely gone. They performed well in snow and ice conditions. Off road was hard to tell as the one outing so far the mud was frozen solid…but I had no fear of getting stuck. Ride quality is excellent. Fuel economy is difficult to judge as there were a few changes made at once (wheels, rhino rack, flares, lift).@BoxerBronco if you wouldn't mind elaborating your experience with these tires, they are a new product to the market and there are other forum members inquiring about there overall performance. Noise, traction, ride quality etc: @hwildey if you could chime in as well it would be much appreciated.
Do you know what the weight was. Fallen Wildpeaks in 235s are 31.9 lbs. thnxJust ordered them, 235s. Did a lot of research and looked at a lot of reviews and these looked good. I mostly went with them for the wear and durability rating and the fact that they are a bit lighter than the Falken wildpeaks, and the have a good snow rating. Good to see some other folks with them and liking them too, it was hard to find reviews for these for a while there. Thanks everybody!