I replaced the factory 235 70 R15 Uniroyal Larado with BFG A/T 235 75 R15C tires.

This 2003 Blazer is not going to be my road car any longer, and I wanted more aggressive tread for sandy spots I drive in time to time.

I had some concerns that the tread was going to increase road noise, but I can not really tell the difference.

 

the bfg at is a great tire on road and off. not the greatest in thick mud but anywhere else it dose good. ive never got to do any real sand driving but everyone seems to like the bfg's out in the dez.

 

I have them on a 2001 jimmy and a 2004 blazer zr2, and I can't complain, they seem pretty good on road and whatever else you can throw at them---of course within reason, but that being said its maybe more so the trucks ability then the tire.

 

Tire has ALOT to do with where your truck can go... can you run on ice with dress shoes? No you'd probably want some track cleats with metal spikes lmao.

I've all good about the BFG's, and if I didn't get a smokin deal on my Wranglers they may have ended up on my truck. (06 Sierra)