LT or P

[HARDTRAILZ]

Aww come on V7. Cut me some slack. I did preface with 90% road driven. Lol. Ok its settled, Im going LT. And CNC youre right. We do need a KY ride. Im going back to Rock Castle this spring. Its only a couple miles in but was scary as hell rolling stock last year.

What's Rock Castle?

[TBYODA]

The ones on my TB are actual BFG AT. The ones that I had on my Cummins were the Wardens. They were pretty decent, but they wore fast enough and the real BFG AT last long enough that I think the per-mile tire cost is about the same, if you keep them for the full life. Mike

Thanks Mike I have kinda have been wondering that about the treadwright tires so really what's the point using them with the possibility of other issues that others have had. I think you mention the cost per-mile in another posts but might have not had as much miles with them. I have been debating between the grabber AT2 & cooper Discovery AT3. The coopers are about $22 more but have a tread life Warranty in LT were the grabbers do not, hmm.

[CNCwell]

Aww come on V7. Cut me some slack. I did preface with 90% road driven. Lol. Ok its settled, Im going LT. And CNC youre right. We do need a KY ride. Im going back to Rock Castle this spring. Its only a couple miles in but was scary as hell rolling stock last year.

What's Rock Castle?

It's between Lexington and London. The have some trails around the river there. There are a few decent places to ride in that area. The 3 of us should put something together this year.

[HARDTRAILZ]

Definitely up for that

You coming to Badlands in a couple weeks?

[ErikSS]

We do need a KY ride.

Did he really just say that?
Slippery when wet!!!

[mikekey]

We do need a KY ride.

Did he really just say that?
Slippery when wet!!!

Yup, and Kyle admitted to being "up" to it, guess that makes him a top.

[v7guy]

Aww come on V7. Cut me some slack. I did preface with 90% road driven. Lol. Ok its settled, Im going LT. And CNC youre right. We do need atheride. Im going back to Rock Castle this spring. Its only a couple miles in but was scary as hell rolling stock last year.

Just breakin balls lol
Generally speaking if it's not a passenger car I'll use truck tires on it, pick up, suv etc. Even if you're 90% on road and go with the passenger car tire, there's a decent chance you'll loose whatever savings you had when you have to replace it because of that 10% of the time you're off-road and you tear a sidewall. Sounds like you've made the safe choice.

[SPEEDRACER30]

Uh oh...Just got my grabbers on yesterday...guess I better check if I ordered P or LT

And I would be in for a KY ride!

[CNCwell]

Uh oh...Just got my grabbers on yesterday...guess I better check if I ordered P or LT

And I would be in for a KY ride!

Everyone wants a KY ride! Ha ha, I've been told there are some nice trails around your area. I will have to look into that .Did some wheeling in Seabree a few years ago. It was pretty nice.

[SPEEDRACER30]

Well I'm a complete newb in this area and have no idea where anything is remotely close, but I'm definitely up for suggestions