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Help with tyres!
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31 Jan 2021 15:07 - 31 Jan 2021 15:09 #232376
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31 Jan 2021 15:11 #232377
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And here they are in motion
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31 Jan 2021 15:20 #232378
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Hi Stoveltramp.
I would be interested to know why you chose the BFG's and how they stack up in comparison to the Insa Sahara's.
Roger
I would be interested to know why you chose the BFG's and how they stack up in comparison to the Insa Sahara's.
Roger
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31 Jan 2021 18:26 #232380
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I have just bought a set of maxxis bighorn for my work pick up, honestly the best tyres I've had on it so far. £50 a corner less than BFG mud terrain.
I used to have a set of BFG all terrains on which made it a bit tail happy, I tow a trailer mostly and they tended to step out round roundabouts if turning right. I did run some malatesta mud terrains on it before and they were horrendous, like constantly driving on a cobbled road.
I park my trailer on my field and towing it out at this time of year I don't need 4wd to get it out, the only draw back is they do cut up the grass, not ideal if I have to drive on customers garden!
I used to have a set of BFG all terrains on which made it a bit tail happy, I tow a trailer mostly and they tended to step out round roundabouts if turning right. I did run some malatesta mud terrains on it before and they were horrendous, like constantly driving on a cobbled road.
I park my trailer on my field and towing it out at this time of year I don't need 4wd to get it out, the only draw back is they do cut up the grass, not ideal if I have to drive on customers garden!
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07 Feb 2021 18:30 - 07 Feb 2021 18:38 #232555
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Hi Roger. Mostly due to a positive feedback in reviews and from other users.
In comparison with Sahara´s, they stand pretty well. Sahara is retreated tyre and because of that their rubber is darn hard. Almost like plastic. So ride on BFG´s is more comfortable. Besides obvious better driving and braking characteristics on ice. And they looks cool too
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One small touch - just added caps for bolts, to cover these rusty nuts:
In comparison with Sahara´s, they stand pretty well. Sahara is retreated tyre and because of that their rubber is darn hard. Almost like plastic. So ride on BFG´s is more comfortable. Besides obvious better driving and braking characteristics on ice. And they looks cool too
One small touch - just added caps for bolts, to cover these rusty nuts:
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10 Feb 2021 14:38 #232650
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Also depends how green/muddy your lanes are and how much you do in the way of highway miles. If they're very muddy go for the MTs, otherwise the ATs do a grand job and handle the highway betterer.
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