Topic: Dunlop Mud rovers???

[BLACKDOG]

Anyone heard or know anything about them?? 
As far as MTs go?? 

I've pretty much decided on my tires, but I found these priced at about 125 for a 35" tire.    sounds like a good deal, but a lot of what I can tell is that you get what you pay for, and its probably wirht the extra $40 to get BFG MTs

[notajeep]

never heard anything bad about them.  And they do have a pretty classic mt tread design. 

[norcalyoter]

i have the bfg mtrs and i have over 20k on them and theywere on the truck when i bought it i would say say go with the mtrs you get what you pay for

[CTENG in KS]

These are pretty cool for MT's.  They are sponsoring a team now too.  Looks like about $190.00 a tire though.

[norcalyoter]

my buddy just got those in 37s for his dodge

[BLACKDOG [OP]]

I've pretty much decided on the BFG MTs, but I saw these when I was pricing tires, and sincwe these were 30-50 dollars cheaper, figured I'd see what people knew about them

[bluetoy84]

I've had a few sets of mud rovers and they worked good. I ran a set of 35x12.50's the last time I went to Tellico and they gripped great on rocks. They worked about as good as any other radial M/T in the mud (they're not a TSL) . The BFG's have a better sidewall but I never cut one of the rovers. Overall I would say they are a great tire for the price. It just all depends on how much you want to spend. 

[eddyb]

IO have 33" rovers on my truck.  They work fine.  I'm sure there are better tires out there, but if you're on a budget or just want to save a buck you could do alot worse.  A buddy of mine has Firestone Destination M/T's and he is very pleased with them.  I think there are size limitations however.