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Originally posted by Electrican View PostCoopers. BFG are garbage
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Originally posted by trophy8 View PostI had the coopers. 2 sets. Neither lasted 20k. They were the absolute worst tire I have ever owned. Again, if a guy is driving all highway miles or just occasional offroad, then it may change things which from the posts, it sounds like it does. They were absolutely awful for major offroad use. The BFGs held up the best by a mile.
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Originally posted by trophy8 View PostI had the coopers. 2 sets. Neither lasted 20k. They were the absolute worst tire I have ever owned. Again, if a guy is driving all highway miles or just occasional offroad, then it may change things which from the posts, it sounds like it does. They were absolutely awful for major offroad use. The BFGs held up the best by a mile.
Can also change by weight of truck and how often you load heavy. I ran 2 sets of Nitto MT’s and got 30-35 K per set. I’m at end of second set of Cooper STT Pro and got 45K & 50K.
F-350 SRW loaded heavy often, +\- 60% around town and 40% highway.
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Originally posted by trophy8 View PostI had the coopers. 2 sets. Neither lasted 20k. They were the absolute worst tire I have ever owned. Again, if a guy is driving all highway miles or just occasional offroad, then it may change things which from the posts, it sounds like it does. They were absolutely awful for major offroad use. The BFGs held up the best by a mile.
I really think Hankook has the best tires out there across the board. We are currently running either those or coopers. We’ll collect the data in a year on both and compare.
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I had the original BFG KO on my Tacoma. Got 55k before they were done. When i got my 2500 i put a set of KO2 on it. At 20k they were over 2/3 worn. Rotated every 5k. Mostly pavement with some gravel. YMMV but I'm not putting them on a 3/4 ton again.Last edited by jdg13; 07-08-2018, 09:25 PM.
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Nitto's are the worst tire I have ever had on my truck. Way too soft, ride like crap, don't last, always flat from driving in the pasture, just an all around crappy tire that looks good and cost way more than it should. Between those two I would go with BFG's, but me personally you will never see anything but coopers on my vehicles. Best tire out there.
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Originally posted by trophy8 View PostI had the coopers. 2 sets. Neither lasted 20k. They were the absolute worst tire I have ever owned. Again, if a guy is driving all highway miles or just occasional offroad, then it may change things which from the posts, it sounds like it does. They were absolutely awful for major offroad use. The BFGs held up the best by a mile.
I would place my tire of choice as follows:
Coopers
BFG's
Hankook
All three above are also oilfield tested on company trucks and all three held up pretty good in south Texas, west Texas, Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, and West Virginia.
Nitto's (On the never buy again list, I would rather buy bald tires than Nitto's)
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Originally posted by bowhuntertex View PostFunny as I found I had the complete opposite luck with tires. I have run coopers my entire life and when working in the oilfield I only ran the Cooper Mud Terrains and was getting 60-70K out of them with predominately only off road driving with an F250. Also was hauling a 4 Horse trailer with living quarters loaded down most of the time on my time off.
I would place my tire of choice as follows:
Coopers
BFG's
Hankook
All three above are also oilfield tested on company trucks and all three held up pretty good in south Texas, west Texas, Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, and West Virginia.
Nitto's (On the never buy again list, I would rather buy bald tires than Nitto's)
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Originally posted by njcooke123 View PostCheck out the new ridge grapplers. They are a hybrid right between the trail and Terra’s. They are absolutely awesome. Blow my ko2s out of the water
I have these on my truck They really do work well . I love mine super smooth , great ride and you can get them in a F load rating .
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