Posted by 4020guy on April 03, 2013 at 16:25:36 from (68.171.72.108):
In Reply to: Firestone ag tires posted by cumminspuller on April 03, 2013 at 10:13:33:
The SAT II's are also lighter in weight and thinner than the SAT tires. When you roll one across the floor, you can see every lug flex on the inside when it meets the floor. Like Mike and CumminsMan said the lugs are not as deep and they are farther apart. Also they are not as wide on the face and not as high. Actually they are a piece of crap. I have both bias and radial SAT's and always liked them very much. Even the old All Traction Field and Road were far superior to the SAT II's. So much for progress...Ron
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