Tire opinions?

[pickup]

Ya, I agree, the LTX doesnt have the traction in dirt. The things last forever, and gravel doesnt chew them up.
I really liked the Goodyears for all around traction, ride and quietness, but they seemed to wear a lil faster. I havent tried the Silent Armours,but was maybe going to throw a set on to try.
Its been years since I ran Bridgestones, in fact they were still making "Desert Duelers" which I see is off the list. I wonder what the new ones are like. Used to be very popular (and expensive) around here, but I dont see them now.

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

Bridgestone Duelers are common around here on farm trucks, they seem to take the gravel better than most. Silent Armors are another popular tire.

Right now I am stuck between those two or getting another set of Widetrack Baja A/T's as I really like the ones I have now, I need to see if I can get them (the Widetracks) in a higher weight range though.

 

[V8RangerBoy]

I have a question for all of you b/f goodrich lovers. Do any of you work in a profession that sees all kinds of tires all day? I just trying to make sure that I am not missing something big at my job. Bf's are better than goodyears and generals but thats about it. They ALL take excessive wheel weights, are never round, and have little resistance to uneven tire wear. If a set of them was say, 150-200 cheaper than usual then yes, I would own them maybe. Sorry, just another opinion.

Huh? I have over 20k on my BFG MT's and I completely plan on getting another set as soon as I wear these out. They're the best damn things since sliced bread, son.

There's no vibrations, they ride smooth, and they wear great. Granted they are loud, but let's be honest here. What 12.5" wide tire doesn't put out a little noise? Simple logic will allow you to realize that if BF's were TRULY that bad (not round, need weights, etc) they wouldn't have such a huge share of the tire market.