BFG All Terrain Review (snow flake version)

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ROUGHcrawl

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Recently purchased the BFG All Terrain tires for my kick, and I'm going to do a quick review. I don't normally review things, but since I bought tires that I can be quoted saying nasty things about such as "I hate BFG AT's they are just trendy trash", I thought maybe a review was in order. Especially with this newer snow peak compound.

There is no arguing that the All Terrains have been a trendy tire that have been used and misused by many boys and men, it's a fact. I wouldn't have even...
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2Greys

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Good review, never knew the ATs were considered trendy, just knew they were good ATs.
I find most ATs are MTs are not sufficient here for our weather, not enough sipage.
 
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ROUGHcrawl

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93RangerXL- 25psi

2Greys- where I spent my teens and early twenties, they were the tire to have on daddy's truck. LOL
 
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junkpile

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Yes everybody was running them and actually most are still running them where I grew up too! But you gotta admit there really wasn't an alternative that worked or lasted as well as these tires did. That being said I do think that they were popular more because of their good looks than their performance (;
You gotta admit that if that size tire worked at all in snow and ice on such a light vehicle with that giant contact patch then I would say they are a win! Personally I'd say a 10.5" would probably work much better on that vehicle as a winter. The 9.5" would be perfect but I don't think they make them anymore, the pizza cutters aren't so popular amongst the masses. I loved the write up, and cheers! Enjoy your purchase
 
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junkpile said:
Yes everybody was running them and actually most are still running them where I grew up too! But you gotta admit there really wasn't an alternative that worked or lasted as well as these tires did. That being said I do think that they were popular more because of their good looks than their performance (;
You gotta admit that if that size tire worked at all in snow and ice on such a light vehicle with that giant contact patch then I would say they are a win! Personally I'd say a 10.5" would probably work much better on that vehicle as a winter. The 9.5" would be perfect but I don't think they make them anymore, the pizza cutters aren't so popular amongst the masses. I loved the write up, and cheers! Enjoy your purchase
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I had planned on 10.5" for that reason, but the 12.5" was the only one others in the snow peak compound. I would have prefered a narrower tire, but with great performance so far and potential for snow float I'm really happy with these.
 
aweber

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I had a set on my 4runner, worked OK on the road, sucked off the road - best all around M/S tire I have had so far is the Wrangler Territory - those kicked ass in the snow.
 
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ROUGHcrawl

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aweber said:
I had a set on my 4runner, worked OK on the road, sucked off the road - best all around M/S tire I have had so far is the Wrangler Territory - those kicked ass in the snow.
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Were they the fancy snow peak versions though? I stayed away from them in the past because I found them fairly hard, these ones aren't in the slightest. As for the Territories, I have them on my f-250 right now and love them!! Had them on a 2wd ranger, old kick, 2wd f150, and a 2wd dakota. They work incredible and were a tire of choice for me, but they don't come in 33"xXX.X"r15 at all.
 
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93RangerXL

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Mine are 30x9.5r15 they are winter rated and they worked awsome in the winter. My jeep id assume is much heavier then your sidekick though. They are 3 or 4 years old.
 
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