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<blockquote data-quote="Brute 23" data-source="post: 1032061" data-attributes="member: 6291"><p>Dude, you can buy BFGs in 10ply also. In fact BFG A/Ts have the thickest side wall on the market. You have really got thru some bad stumps to rip out the side wall. It makes for a slightly stiffer ride but stands up well if you carry weight regularly or have a heavy diesel truck. The only time I ever got a flat on the BFGs is when they were about shot. I drove thru stuff that had been dozed and shredded all the time.</p><p></p><p>The down side the the Hankooks is they have a thinner side wall. It makes them feel like a smoother ride but I have put stuff thru them on multiple occasions.</p><p></p><p>I got away from the BFG A/Ts when I started running A LOT of gravel roads. They pick up rocks and will sand blast the whole bottom side of your vehice. The Hankooks get stightly better millage and are a little more mannerly on the roads due to being not as agressive. I chose to watch for stumps a little better in exchange for a smoother ride.</p><p></p><p>Discount Tire gave me some Cooper Tires that are suppose to have warranty up to 60K... blah blah blah. At 15K miles the tread was just coming off in chunks. You could actually see belting. They refunded the whole price of the tires. Apparently it a really hard rubber to get the millage and the rocks were just pealing those tires apart. :lol:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brute 23, post: 1032061, member: 6291"] Dude, you can buy BFGs in 10ply also. In fact BFG A/Ts have the thickest side wall on the market. You have really got thru some bad stumps to rip out the side wall. It makes for a slightly stiffer ride but stands up well if you carry weight regularly or have a heavy diesel truck. The only time I ever got a flat on the BFGs is when they were about shot. I drove thru stuff that had been dozed and shredded all the time. The down side the the Hankooks is they have a thinner side wall. It makes them feel like a smoother ride but I have put stuff thru them on multiple occasions. I got away from the BFG A/Ts when I started running A LOT of gravel roads. They pick up rocks and will sand blast the whole bottom side of your vehice. The Hankooks get stightly better millage and are a little more mannerly on the roads due to being not as agressive. I chose to watch for stumps a little better in exchange for a smoother ride. Discount Tire gave me some Cooper Tires that are suppose to have warranty up to 60K... blah blah blah. At 15K miles the tread was just coming off in chunks. You could actually see belting. They refunded the whole price of the tires. Apparently it a really hard rubber to get the millage and the rocks were just pealing those tires apart. :lol: [/QUOTE]
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