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[tommer9]

BFGs are maybe twice the price, but last at least three times the cheaper tyres, so are much more worth it.

[Billy]

Woodpicker, I've never bought a new saw actually because you can rebuild them so easily:001_tongue: I have been reading of some crazy milages on these BFG's so i reckon they're worth a shot now are AT's up for some mud? and more importantly horrible greasy clay?

[Yeti]

Try the AT2's Billy dude I quite like them for soft clay ridden mud nice low pressure and heavy right foot an the clear themselves nicely

[tommer9]

Yes even the ATs are very capable off road.

[Billy]

What's everyones opinion of the Hankook Dynapro MT RY03? I have some very worn one son at the moment, but my tire man showed me some new ones last week and they looked awesome, better equipped to deal with mud than the BFG AT's but still not too noisy looking, if ya know what i mean.

Thats quite surpridsing what you say about the At's in clay!

[tommer9]

Those hankooks you mentioned are a MT not an AT, so WOULD look better equipped for mud.

[gensetsteve]

BFG ats are very good but loose a lot of grip when worn down a bit. The Mt are so well behaved and quiet I would er towards them if you need to get through mud.

[armchairarborist]

all terrains are advertised as 80%road/20%offroad, what happens if that 20%offroad driving is through a boggy field/woodland with a loaded trailer? get the muds if you can afford them, trust me.. i'm a super expert at getting stuck:thumbup:

[Treewolf]

Personally I would always go for BFG MTs (never ATs). They are excellent on and off the road, and last forever. I am on the second set on my Disco, and both sets have lasted for about 100,000 miles. By my reckoning this actually makes them a very cheap tyre.

[FLASH90]

Have a look at general tyres they are a good tyre at resonable prices I have at's on at the moment but tread fills up quite quickly when on clay so next set will be mt's got mine from southam tyres.