37's bfg or mtr

[dstang97]

I want some new tires what do you guys like better mtr or bfg. I'm leaning towards mtr.

 

[hoplite666]

Assuming you're referring to the bfg mud terrain km2's....?? I say the bfg.
If youre wanting a little less aggressive wait for the new bfg all terrains. Should be coming out soon.

 

[AECS]

Do you use a poll before you get dressed in the morning? Buy what you like, not what a random poll says.

 

[dstang97]

Do you use a poll before you get dressed in the morning? Buy what you like, not what a random poll says.

You don't do research before you make purchases?
Btw what should I wear tomorrow for work?

 

[hoplite666]

The whole tire debate and the recommendations people give is so similar to how it works with firearms. People are opinionated. Some swear by this, others by that. I'm a Glock/BFGoodrich guy. What I'm familiar with. What I swear by.
I ran the old bfg mud terrain and the all terrain back in high school and now have a set of the km2's on my Ranger and the a/t's on the m1009. Loved them all. The new all terrain is gonna be sweet! They beefed up the sidewalls and increased the shoulder lug to give it a more aggressive look.(among other upgrades)

 

[dstang97]

I was referring to the tires off a h1.

 

[hoplite666]

The Baja t/a!?

There's no debating. BFG for sure. My dad had a set of the baja's on his H1 before he bought 17 inch wheels and slapped on the a/t. They were incredible. Road pretty terrible with the run flat inserts but those tires were incredible. After all, they are designed to crash over rocks and cactus at over 100mph.

 

[evldoer]

I have both, and prefer the bfg's. The MTR is terrible in the snow, but have not been able to try the bfg's in the snow. The bfg's I have are E rated, so I run them at 20 psi on the highway and they have an unbelievably excellent ride with the strong sidewall.
And they perform well in mud and slop. I vote for the Bfg's

 

[del la rey]

Mtr! Rides nice, haven't had to put a plug in over 1200 miles so far, great traction in the bush and on gravel roads so far.