BGF A/Ts in the winter
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BGF A/Ts in the winter
I have my first set. How'd you like 'em as winter tires? How do they compare on ice vs. decent all season tires?
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Re: BGF A/Ts in the winter
I loved mine in the winter. Way better than the motomaster all seasons that I ran last winter. I never had any issues on ice. I kept them aired at 25 psi.
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Re: BGF A/Ts in the winter
25? What size, I presume larger than stock?
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Re: BGF A/Ts in the winter
31x10.5x15
The ones I had, even had the mountain snowflake symbol which means it meets some rubber requirement and therefore qualifies as a winter tire, even in quebec.
The ones I had, even had the mountain snowflake symbol which means it meets some rubber requirement and therefore qualifies as a winter tire, even in quebec.
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Re: BGF A/Ts in the winter
I use ATs for the winter and found them to be great. We get a fair bit of bad driving up here.
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Re: BGF A/Ts in the winter
I use ATs for the winter and found them to be great. We get a fair bit of bad driving up here.
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Re: BGF A/Ts in the winter
lol...stupid wifi connection!
AT KO 2 are the tires I am using
AT KO 2 are the tires I am using
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Re: BGF A/Ts in the winter
Thanks for the feedback all. I figured they would great in snow. But if I heard here that they suck in ice then I'd buy winter tires.
I hope I can run them @ my standard 30psi. I don't want worse fuel economy.
I hope I can run them @ my standard 30psi. I don't want worse fuel economy.
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Re: BGF A/Ts in the winter
Drove from Huntsville to Barrie last Thursday night in that storm and they ran great on the TuRD. I have had them at 34 psi since Jaunuary with minimal tread wear.
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Re: BGF A/Ts in the winter
I have run them on my pathy, hardbody as well as several work trucks and they work great in winter. Shouldn't have any problems.
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Re: BGF A/Ts in the winter
3O PSI! WHAT'S your PSI limit for that truck?Bow_Tied wrote:Thanks for the feedback all. I figured they would great in snow. But if I heard here that they suck in ice then I'd buy winter tires.
I hope I can run them @ my standard 30psi. I don't want worse fuel economy.
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Re: BGF A/Ts in the winter
I had them on my Sidekick and they took that little truck through everything, including the snow / ice. I wanted to get them for my truck but had other things going on and had to cheap out.
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Re: BGF A/Ts in the winter
My tires are rated for 50psi but I run them a bit higher than the recommended for the truck...above 30
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Re: BGF A/Ts in the winter
I have the Firestone Destination A/T's and they are recommended 35psi max,for my X.
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Re: BGF A/Ts in the winter
When running a stock size tire on the road, you should go buy the tire pressure placard on your door all year around. Larger that stock, well, that's different. My tires on my 05 ZR2 and 02 pathfinder at stock size are both 30psi.the x kid wrote:I have the Firestone Destination A/T's and they are recommended 35psi max,for my X.
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Re: BGF A/Ts in the winter
OK that interesting because the TPMS on mine won't shut off unless the tires are above 35PSI but the door placard says 30 PSI
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Maybe you can change the setting somewhere?
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Thanks Baja et al. If you all say they are as good or better than average all seasons on ice I will give them a try. Cheers!
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