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Originally Posted by dieselkeith
(Post 96696)
Snow/mud tire....
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Interesting. I bought a set of these based on their 40k mile warranty. I have about 30k on these, and I doubt I'll get to 40k. I've already talked to them about the "warranty", seeing as how I won't get 40k out of them. As soon as they found out that drive up and down winding mountain roads, they told me that they wouldn't warranty the tire. That being said, I won't buy procomps again. Trying to decide on my next tire now, as I will need to replace them after this winter.
Scott
Originally Posted by atrd86
(Post 446299)
I've heard the Coopers wear very quickly too. Also heard that about the Toyo M/T's from my buddy that had them and that they were a bit louder but he's kinda stupid so I dont know how much weight his comments hold.
I've had BFG A/T's and completely hated them. They sucked in rain, mud, sand, gravel, snow, and ice. I slid through so many stop signs it was unreal.... and I was trying to be overly cautious in most cases! Right now I have ProComp Xtreme A/T's and they are the best tires I've ever had. I cant hear em when I'm cruising down the highway, they've gotten me out of some pretty sticky situations in deep mud and snow. They also have a 40 000 mile tread wear warranty on em. I've easily put over 40 000 miles on em and have tons of tread left. I wont ever buy another tire. |
cooper is a good tire but i dont like the bfg all terrain at all
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Originally Posted by dieseljunkie
(Post 450692)
Interesting. I bought a set of these based on their 40k mile warranty. I have about 30k on these, and I doubt I'll get to 40k. I've already talked to them about the "warranty", seeing as how I won't get 40k out of them. As soon as they found out that drive up and down winding mountain roads, they told me that they wouldn't warranty the tire. That being said, I won't buy procomps again. Trying to decide on my next tire now, as I will need to replace them after this winter.
Scott |
I am on my second set of pep boy tires there mts are awsome and my first set last pretty close to 40,000 and still had some tread left very little but had some and they priced awsome. My dad got 45.ooo outta dunlop mud rovers i ust to run them on my jeeps but dad had them on his ram so i would say one of them twe and they both do well in the snow
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I've been running the Treadwright recaps on my 98 dodge ram 2500 for 2 years now,they are a 245/75/16, 10 ply load range E,they are made from new michelin casings,and are studdable,got studs in mine.
I plow with the truck and drive up into the boonies to go snowmobiling,great traction on hard pack snow and ice aswell as the deep snow. At $292 for a set of four with a warranty I'm sold on them:tu: |
I have a set of the st 285 75 16 and love them in mud and snow:tu:
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The BFG A/Ts are bad in ice and snow, almost as bad as the M/Ts.
I am running Goodyear Duratracs in a 315/75/16 and I am VERY happy with them. We have been getting lots of snow and they are awesome. Not sure on the tread life as I put them on in October and have only put maybe 4000 miles on them so far. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....ngler+DuraTrac They were reasonable in price as well. I paid around $200 a tire. |
Back to the pro comps I just split a sidewall today for no apparent reason. Havent even wheeled the thing this year besides a little big of rough trail during whitetail season. Now I gotta get a full set. $1500 I didnt wana spend this week.:s:
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DONT BUY MT ATZ'S THEY SUCK they dont self clean they dont dig the dont wear the only thing they do ok is drive on dry pavement, worst tire i ever installed :dang:
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