Calgary Jeep Association
4x4 Related Groups => General Talk => Topic started by: jandh on April 16, 2009, 08:30:01 PM
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I was looking at some tires to do some trail runs and dayly driving, What do you guys think about the BF Goodrich All-Terrain T/A KO?
Im looking at using them in the 235 75 15 size
Are they worth getting?
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personally i would get BFG's MT KM1's. the origional BFG MT. they handle just as good on the street and snow then the AT's. I have driven both. And they will last longer than the AT's.
only thing is you may skid 10 or so feet past the AT on ice if you slam on the breaks, otherwise the MT is better. You'll be happier.
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I'm on my 6th set of BFG KO's, had them in 30", 31", 32", 285/75R16, 35" and now 275/85R20's
Like I said in a previous post, I'm either real impressd or a real slow learner.
Vince
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I vote real impressed, Vince. ;)
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I vote real impressed, Vince. ;)
I'm a slow learner too but do like the tires. :o
I did not, however, like the $1,600 price tag for the 20's, and that was only 4 tires. :'(
Vince
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I could get you a better price for them.
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street tires? what are those?
go boggers, all the way
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lol.... dumbass
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street tires? what are those?
go boggers, all the way
LOL! the wife that uses is as an everyday driver would disagree, but i like your thinking 8)
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If you've got your better half using it as a daily driver, the the A/T KO's would be a good choice. M/T's are a bit much for most folks that don't off-road.
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i have owned BFG AT's in 30, 33, 35 flavors. Love them.
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Check out the new Goodyear Duratrac. This is what I decided to put on the Rango. ;) http://www.goodyeartires.com/goodyeartireselector/display_tire.jsp?prodline=Wrangler%20DuraTrac&mrktarea=Light+Truck
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if u are driving a lot the mickey Thompson ATZ plus tires are good. i have ATZ plus on my grand, they are on par with the BFGs. i've run BFG ATs for years as well. the Mickey Ts are just as good for cheaper (at least when i bought them)
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$750 for four = BFG
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That's not too bad at all!
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$750 for four = BFG
Great deal if that's mounted, balanced & installed/complete. The deal I just inked for the Duratracs(LT265/75/16) is for 5 mounted, balanced, nitrogen, down the road for $1100 taxes in. The best price I was quoted for the BFG AT/KOs was $252 /tire +++.
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$750 for four = BFG
Get me a set of 285/75R20 for that price and I'll take 6 sets.
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Get me a set of 285/75R20 for that price and I'll take 6 sets.
i think he was quoting these:
235 75 15 size
FYI, Costco has the best pricing on BFG AT's
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i think he was quoting these:
235 75 15 size
FYI, Costco has the best pricing on BFG AT's
Costco was almost a hundred bucks cheaper per tire when I bought mine
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ok guys I got them today
Cosco heritage drive - $753.28 for 4 tires - BFG all Terrain T/A KO's Installed, balanced, nitrogen filled and full fix on flats for life of tire - 5 year warranty - first come first serve
I went there at 9am they open at 10 I was 15th in line got in a 2pm.
Good Price??
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ok guys I got them today
Cosco heritage drive - $753.28 for 4 tires - BFG all Terrain T/A KO's Installed, balanced, nitrogen filled
Good Price??
Yeah... I paid $200/tire 3 years ago... not from costco. and I bought 5.
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The only problem I have with Costco tires is the fact that they will not warranty them or do the road hazard stuff if they are used for offroading, plus they refused to install 32" or 33" KM2's on my Jeep since I have spacers and the tires would not be stock size. You should also check the date of manufacture on the back of the tire.
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The only problem I have with Costco tires is the fact that they will not warranty them or do the road hazard stuff if they are used for offroading, plus they refused to install 32" or 33" KM2's on my Jeep since I have spacers and the tires would not be stock size. You should also check the date of manufacture on the back of the tire.
He said if there used for offroading that they only cover it once - I didn't pay much attention to the rules and stuff - that day was very heck-tic
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I found that Dale (ESI) had the best price for BFG tires that I could find. WAY better than anything locally here in BC ;D
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I just did a quote,
235/75r15 bfg ta at at can tire, $820.13 with install, GST and the tire certificate. With the tire cert we will replace the tire at no charge if we can't fix it. for 5 years or until you almost reach the wear bars 3/32.
We don't do nitrogen aht this store but some do.
free rotations and flat repairs