BFG M/T & A/T w/ White Letters (15" & 16" Rims 33" Tires)

VaLoRiaN · 05-19-2007, 08:28 PM

I need some pics of these because I'm trying to decide between the M/T and A/T and I'm also trying to decide between the 15" and 16" Rim so any pics will be greatly appreciated. White Letters would be great because that is what I am going to be getting and hopefully on a stock sort of Rim such as Canyons or Ravines or maybe even on some Alloys (No Black Please because it's hard to tell since I will not be using black rims.) Hopefully someone will have some 33x12.50 M/Ts or A/Ts as that would be fantastic. Thanks!

**0blcktj6** · 05-19-2007, 11:43 PM

Well my Jeep is only off in one category so I'll post it anyways, sorry for the black wheels, but they're 33x12.50 BFG Mud Terrains on 15'' steelies:

**Dolfy** · 05-19-2007, 11:49 PM

Here's mine on AT's w/15" rims and 33's

VaLoRiaN · 05-20-2007, 12:01 AM

Thanks a ton guys! You both have awesome Jeeps. The M/T's and A/T's both look great it's such a hard choice. If you guys and anyone else who posts pics don't care, give me your review of the tires such as how they do in certain conditions (rain, snow, mud, ice, etc.) and how their road manners are (noise, ride comfort, wear quality, how many miles they've lasted you, etc.) and any other additional information you would like to share. Thanks a lot!

nikki · 05-21-2007, 12:33 PM

Hi,

Here's mine - 33s A/Ts on stock Ravine wheels

Thanks,
Nikki

**0blcktj6** · 05-21-2007, 11:11 PM

So far the MT's have actually exceeded my expectations. They have made the trails that used to really pound on my stock tires seem like I was driving on a paved road, they almost take the fun out of wheeling my local trails because it's just too easy now, haha. I have only had them mounted up for 3k now so I can't really comment from personal experience on the wear but from what I have heard they are one of the best wearing MT tire on the market if they are rotated regularly. Their handling in the rain is exceptional as well, they do not hydroplane as much as I was expecting and as long as you drive with the knowledge that you have four MT's saddled up underneath you you really won't ever break a tire loose on takeoff. I cannot comment on snow but I have heard they do well in the loose stuff but not as well as the AT in the hard packed/icy stuff but yet again that is not from my personal experience. I don't even hesitate to hit the mud pits anymore, the tires clear extremely well and I have yet to come close to being stuck even in 2Hi. The road noise is not even noticeable, in my opinion, you might have to turn your stereo up two extra notches to completely drown them out but I really wasn't expecting them to be so quite. Ride comfort and manners are also excellent..but that just may be because of my OME Nitro Charger Shocks, lol. Overall from what they have shown me so far I would not even hesitate to buy them again, they are an amazing tire.

(p.s. sorry for the long and seemingly redundant read

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**Shag** · 05-22-2007, 12:40 AM

Here's some 31x10.5 BFG AT's on 15's. Wish I had 33's.

05-20-2007, 12:01 AM	#4
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