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Sq drives a 3rz powered 4runner. If you plan on doing any long road trips you'll wish you listened.
those pics look like a advertisement for a full float kit.....
yeah... as soon as I talked to Sqwadoosh the first time i knew... I wanted to hear from others. Looks like im back at square one..... KM2 vs MTR Kevlar vs Cooper STT. Back to the drawing board.
What about the TRxus?
They are a great tire but as I told you if I had it to do over I would have gone with MTR/k again. Obviously you would be getting a great deal but at the end of the day a great deal on something that isn't going to work well for you is not a great deal after all. If I have as much trouble with acceleration with a 3RZ and 5.29s you will be an absolute dog with them. They also like to blow stuff up
I've seen all those tires perform. Kevlar wins hands down.
Does the fact that bfg gives back to the wheeling community sway any opinions?Sent from my LG-H830 using Tapatalk
At the same time the mtr's seem to have horrible issues with sidewalls as well.
Old school version did. Not kevlar. Took mine through a lot of sharp rock with zero issues. So have multiple people I wheel with that run them as well.
I never saw many issues with the old MTR I hammered mine. lots of issues with the kevlar in the 40 inch flavor. My friend has gone through like 5
Interco SX Unless it's a DD.
BFG have a terrible reputation when it comes to sidewall as well.
That is a rumor that predates most of the members births on the board,:laugh: and has long been used as a marketing ploy to sway buyers to buy other brands. After nearly 30yrs of wheeling, I have seen all brands fail on the trail, and in virtually every instance the failure was caused by driver error or age of the tire.
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