Posted by nw_bearcat on October 30, 2008 at 10:04:43 from (164.144.248.25):
In Reply to: Truck Tires posted by 1 Dollar on October 29, 2008 at 19:34:54:
though only available special order though BFG stores and in limited size options, there's a BFG Commercial T/A that is a super snow/gravel road tire, it wears quite well. it can be a little weak in real deep mud. i've also had the Geolander AT that I liked real well. the company recently bought me Firestone Destination AT's for the work ride, not bad tires for mostly highway driving. OK in snow.
overall, that BFG commercial tire is my pick. in 245/75/16, they were cheaper than the All-terrain T/A. I actually got a deal on mine through wal-mart of all places, $10/tire install, lifetime free rotation, and free flat repair for about $120/tire.
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