Now I have narrowed it down to either the Duratracs or BFG K02. Leaning more toward the Duratracs for snow/rain but like the idea of getting the 75K mileage (based on reviews) from the BFG.
I respectfully disagree. I had an F-150 with Those on it, and it was atrocious in the wet. The tail end would lose grip at the slightest nudge of the throttle.
I respectfully disagree. I had an F-150 with Those on it, and it was atrocious in the wet. The tail end would lose grip at the slightest nudge of the throttle.
No, but even though they were extremely wide, the contact patch was small on pavement due to the really aggressive tread. At any given moment, only 1/2 the tire was touching the ground. I think the lack of weight and the lack of tire-to-road contact was a bad combination.
