I know this is not a groundbreaking topic, but...
After 3 or so years with Duratracs, I've recently switched to the BFG.
Here are my observations:
Quiet. The BFGs sound like... nothing. Quiet. Really quiet. Like a Camry. You knew you had an offroad tire with the Goodyears by the sound alone.
Braking. The BFGs feel a little squirrely under hard braking whereas the Goodyears were nothing short of amazing. (I realize the BFGs may improve in this regard as they "scrub in")
Will the ATs match the Goodyears in offroad performance? We'll see. But it will be hard to do. Same goes for snow. The Duratracs were extremely capable in snow.
But considering that 95% of my driving is on paved roadways, I'm happy with my choice so far.
After 3 or so years with Duratracs, I've recently switched to the BFG.
Here are my observations:
Quiet. The BFGs sound like... nothing. Quiet. Really quiet. Like a Camry. You knew you had an offroad tire with the Goodyears by the sound alone.
Braking. The BFGs feel a little squirrely under hard braking whereas the Goodyears were nothing short of amazing. (I realize the BFGs may improve in this regard as they "scrub in")
Will the ATs match the Goodyears in offroad performance? We'll see. But it will be hard to do. Same goes for snow. The Duratracs were extremely capable in snow.
But considering that 95% of my driving is on paved roadways, I'm happy with my choice so far.