General Grabber AT2
#1
How do these tires do in the mud and snow? Will they compare to the BFG All-Terrain? I am getting new tires on 10/21/06 and still havent decided..... I really don't want to pay the $120 each for the BFG's so if I can get a comparable 30x9.5 for less, please let me know........
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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ORIGINAL: a_tack
How do these tires do in the mud and snow? Will they compare to the BFG All-Terrain? I am getting new tires on 10/21/06 and still havent decided..... I really don't want to pay the $120 each for the BFG's so if I can get a comparable 30x9.5 for less, please let me know........
How do these tires do in the mud and snow? Will they compare to the BFG All-Terrain? I am getting new tires on 10/21/06 and still havent decided..... I really don't want to pay the $120 each for the BFG's so if I can get a comparable 30x9.5 for less, please let me know........
I run 30x9.5x15 as well. You got alot of choices, I dont like BFG, I think their tires blow but thats just my personal experience talking.
#3
There is a dealership in my hometown that told me they can get them overnight and will match tirerack.com's price.... I normally give them all of my tire business...... I think i'm going to by them.... I heard through the grapevinbe that General is made by BF Goodrich... any truth to this rumor??
#4
Join Date: Feb 2006
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I dont think so, general has been its own company for a long time, but im not certain in todays white collar world. If they match see if they match the install price too. I want em and am still going to order them but im going with a suspension lift and gonna get them in 32's
#5
Thanks for the help... I'm gonna go ahead and hopefully get them this upcoming weekend. . . the longest I would have to wait is the 28th. . . . Ill post some new pics when I get it done, because im also putting on a push bar, wheel spacers, and maybe cranking the front an inch.....
#6
Join Date: Feb 2006
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Nice, yeah you will like em, especially the wheel lip guard just like BFG A/T's have. I wish id have em on now but these yokohama's are actually very aggressive in the mud. The generals will be here by xmas for me, now its time to find some steelies. Good Luck with the project.
#7
I withdraw my previous statement.... turns out the tire guy in town lied. . . he now wants $164 a tire for the grabbers!!! WTF!?!?! Then he wants $11 each for mount and balance..... screw him. . . the tires aren't regular stock in my area and it would be hard to get one replaced if needed.... I found a guy who will get me the BFG's next day, mount and balance, with roadside for $517..... so im just goin with those to save me the headache.... thanks anyways. .
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Your gonna like those BFG KO's.
#9
Join Date: May 2006
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I paied 530 out the door for 4 BFG mud terrains mounted road force balanced and siped. Though I think the AT's are a little more expensive but the price sounds about right. You should get a ton of milage out of them too.
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ORIGINAL: tommyd
I paied 530 out the door for 4 BFG mud terrains mounted road force balanced and siped. Though I think the AT's are a little more expensive but the price sounds about right. You should get a ton of milage out of them too.
I paied 530 out the door for 4 BFG mud terrains mounted road force balanced and siped. Though I think the AT's are a little more expensive but the price sounds about right. You should get a ton of milage out of them too.




