Tires BFGoodrich or WEST LAKE

BFGoodrich Tires
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Rating 4.5

Bfg trail Terrains. I’ve got them on my Explorer timberline when I replaced the duelers that came on it. They are great for the off-roading I do down forest service roads/etc and in snow. They are also way quieter than the duelers.

Pros: great for off-roading, great in snow, way quieter than stock
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BFGoodrich Tires
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Rating 4.0

I run 285 75 16 KO3s as an all season, do all tire. They're great in anything aside from mud. Great in deep dry snow, decent with ice or slush. Relatively quiet highway driving and comfortable.

Pros: great in snow, quiet highway, comfortable
Cons: not great in mud
Vehicle: Toyota FJ Cruiser
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BFGoodrich Tires

I currently have 285/70r17 k02s and genuinely love them, and have put them through some pretty rough stuff.

Pros: genuinely loved, handled rough stuff
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BFGoodrich Tires

BFGoodrich all terrain tires have been my go to as we have them on our jeep right now (which we are not keeping much longer).

Pros: reliable choice
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WEST LAKE Tires

Tried westlake once, good first couple of months, by the end of the first year the wet grip degraded a fair bit.

Pros: good first months
Cons: wet grip degraded
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BFGoodrich Tires

Definitely a bit less grip in the dry than the 215 PS4s, but they're actually usable in the cold, solid in the wet, and at least passable in the snow. I'm not sure how much of the change in handling is down to the taller sidewall and narrower tire, and how much is the tire compound itself.

Pros: usable in cold, wet
Cons: less grip in dry
Vehicle: Toyota
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