BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A

Price Paid:  $450.00 from BLVD TIRE

Year / Model Reviewed:
2000 CHEVY 1500

Summary:
TIRE ARE GREAT 90,000 PLUS ALSO KEEP ROTATED BALANCED AIR CHECKED MONTHLY ALSO TO ALL THAT DOG THESE TIRE YOU ARE USING THEM WRONG THEY ARE ALL TERRIAN NOT MUD TERRIAN AND IF THEY WEAR OUT QUICK YOU GOT OTHER PROBS THAN THE TIRES

Strengths:
LONG LASTING GREAT RIDE

Weaknesses:
NONE

Similar Products Used:
LAREDO CROSS COUNTRY MICHELIN LTX MS YOKOHAMA GEOLANDER G051

Price Paid:  $175.00 from Sams Club

Year / Model Reviewed:
2003 35" A/T

Summary:
Great tire. Had a older set that were cracked on the side walls and still held up to hard off-roading. New ones are even better

Strengths:
Strong sidewall, rim gaurd, aggressive tread, good wear, good on mud, dirt, snow,

Weaknesses:
price can be high, wet traction

Similar Products Used:
General M/T

Price Paid:  $110.00 from local shop

Year / Model Reviewed:
2001 wild country TXR

Summary:
Great tires! I've gotten 60,000 out of them,and 1/4 of the tread is still good! Work great in all conditions. Larger than the sidewall says.

Strengths:
cheap. wear well. awesomw traction

Overall Rating
 3 of 5

Value Rating
 3 of 5

Used product for
3 Months to 1 year

Visitors rate this review
1.00 of 5, 1.00 votes

Price Paid:  $650.00 from Local tire store

Year / Model Reviewed:
1993 Grand Cherokee

Summary:
Fairly decent tire. Great for sandy soil/gravel conditions. Not so great in mud (lots of clay around here) because they load up quickly and act like drag slicks. Look good when they're clean or dirty. Get good traction in rain or snow. quiet on the road.

Strengths:
Low Road Noise, good soft surface/snow traction, good looks.

Weaknesses:
High price! Cost $200 more than my old Cooper Discoverer STT's did! Weak in sticky gummy mud, don't have the longevity of the coopers (35k and 1/2 tread depth vs 35k @ 3/4 tread depth).

Similar Products Used:
Cooper Discoverer STT (My Favorite Yet)
Wild Country TXR (absolute junk, worn out in 15K)
Goodyear Wrangler A/T (Good in snow and rain, not so much offroad)
General Tire Grabber A/T (Good all-around tire. Jack of all trades with no outstanding qualities but no glaring bad ones either)

Why so many tires? 273K and counting, baby! Can't beat those 4.0 inline sixes!

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

Used product for
Less than 1 month

Visitors rate this review
3.86 of 5, 7.00 votes

Price Paid:  $89.00 from Sears

Year / Model Reviewed:
2002 2wd s10 Pickup BLACK!

Summary:
Just bought some of these, awesome over my stock tires, makes my midget truck feel like a truck, I was tired of having my road tires sink and slide in the ice, and even fishtail easy on pavement. These things are flat footed, I haven't taken them over 40 miles an hour, but I'd like to hear a little tire hum. Mine are warrented over 60,000 miles, and if they last that long I'd be satisfied with tread life. Looks awesome, to bad my truck is only 2wd, oh well, just hope they are a little better at getting out, I hate getting stuck. I have them in 215/75/15

Strengths:
Nice flat wide tire, nice and knoby

Weaknesses:
Little expensive.

Similar Products Used:
Bald Uniroyal Tigerpaws (factory tires)
Douglas Extra-Trac (on a 1985 Astro, weren't bad, and super cheap)