Be Careful Buying BFG AT/KO

[elmariachi]

- If you sipe the BFG's at 25K miles, they will feel fine again on wet pavement.

- No tire I have ever seen works well in Alabama mud. Mud? I hate mud.

 

[Jerome3]

got a few miles over 60K on mine (285's )with maybe 5-10k left on em, then im moving on up to 315's

 

[G-Cat]

Yea, I was eating through mine as well...they weren't lasting any better than an MT...maybe 30K miles of real world use. Must be those heavy Cherokees

I'm guessing that full-time 4wd has something to do with the longer-life of BFGs on Cruisers than on the Jeeps. Since we can spin our tires (quite down Turbo freaks and part-timers), the rears down wear significantly different than the fronts...

 

[Nay]

I'm guessing that full-time 4wd has something to do with the longer-life of BFGs on Cruisers than on the Jeeps. Since we can spin our tires (quite down Turbo freaks and part-timers), the rears down wear significantly different than the fronts...

My Cherokee was AWD .

But it is not a fair comparison, because you are talking C load vs D load tires, and there are differences between the two. You don't put a D load tire on a Cherokee...they are way too stiff.

Nay