BFG Tires (I Need Your Help!)

03L4RUNNER

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Does anyone know any details on the stock BFG tires that come on jeeps? I beleive they are 32" tires and I think I remember someone saying they were pretty cheap, any knowledge on how and where to buy these would be greatly appreciated!
 
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I put these on my rig pretty recently. LT255/75/17 BFG M/T KM.

Link 1

Link 2 (the BFG's in action)

I got mine from a jeep forum, $450 for all 5 including the wheels (worthless to me) and they only had 1,200 miles on them. Check out jeepforum.com, jeepsunlimited.com and craigslist. Also they are on tirerack.com for $96 a tire.

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I just bought the bfg's today, couldn't beat the price or quality....thanks Blair for all your pics from the Big Bear trip, totally sold me on the tires. I love them. they are so much quieter than i thought they would be, but thats coming from some 33" Goodyear MTR's on my old tacoma...
 
Thanks for all the help, BFG's will on monday, on 17X9 Pro-Comps, I'll be sure to post some pics, thanks again :bigok:
 
RonMAIDEN said:
Wow,a meaty tire offered OEM and not cheap. Is it an option or standard?

It comes on the Rubicon I Believe, But it is pretty Cheap, Tire Rack is $99 per tire plus shipping. Discount tire where i bought mine ended up being $119 each
 
RonMAIDEN said:
Actually I was thinking of the GoodYear MT/R which are a bit pricey but the BFGs are nice too.

1st gen Rubicon had MT/R, which was a good tire, but wore/balance horribly for most owners and suck in mud. They were identical to the aftermarket Goodyear MT/R.

For the 2nd gen Rubicon (2007-up), Jeep contracted with BFG to make a special variant of the BFG M/T. Jeep wanted small modifications to the tread to make it more "all-season" friendly (more bite area for rain, ice and snow). (I believe that they wanted something quieter too.) So, BFG came out with a Rubicon-specific M/T. It is standard on all Rubicons from factory.

The bad news is that this Jeep BFG M/T is only available in Rubicon stock size. You cannot buy the same tread design in other sizes...i was really hoping that BFG would adapt the tread design to other sizes so that i can buy them, but it never happened. :( The good news is that if you have 17" rims, then you can get them dirt cheap from Rubicon owners (who want other tires) or from TireRack/Discount Tire because they can't sell them due to limited market.

As i have stated many times before, this Rubicon BFG M/T is a great bargain IMHO and i envy those that have them! I testdrove the 2007 Rubicon a few years ago and was quite impress with the BFG road manners (relatively quiet, more so than my old Firestone Destination M/T).

And yes, these Rubicon BFG M/T are significantly better than MT/Rs IMHO.
 
Thai said:


For the 2nd gen Rubicon (2007-up), Jeep contracted with BFG to make a special variant of the BFG M/T. Jeep wanted small modifications to the tread to make it more "all-season" friendly (more bite area for rain, ice and snow). (I believe that they wanted something quieter too.) So, BFG came out with a Rubicon-specific M/T. It is standard on all Rubicons from factory.



Thanks Thai.....I had read this from you from a way earlier post too and it totally helped me in my decision because I was a little hesitant to buy them, then hearing u say they were built specifically for the Rubicon's, made quieter, and better on-road handling, I was sold....

Yeah my MTR's on my tacoma wore so Horribly.....and the compound was so soft they wore very quickly, not very ideal for on-road but don't get me wrong off-road this was an awesome tire surpassing all my expectations....

Anyways thanks again...
-Kris
 
SportRunner said:
Thanks Thai.....I had read this from you from a way earlier post too and it totally helped me in my decision because I was a little hesitant to buy them, then hearing u say they were built specifically for the Rubicon's, made quieter, and better on-road handling, I was sold....

Yeah my MTR's on my tacoma wore so Horribly.....and the compound was so soft they wore very quickly, not very ideal for on-road but don't get me wrong off-road this was an awesome tire surpassing all my expectations....

Anyways thanks again...
-Kris

No problem...but i do envy your tires though.... :)
 

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