BFG Baja T/A...anybody know them?
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BFG Baja T/A...anybody know them?
Anybody know anything about these tires? I have a buddy who won a set and is trying to sell them. They are 35x12.50's. I don't need tires yet, but my 35" Coopers are getting worn. He offered them to me for $500 for all 4 tires. These are brand new, still have the stickers on them. I have not ever heard anything about these tires. I am on the highway a lot, but I like to get out on the weekends to wheel. Anybody have any experience with these? A set of four would run over $2000 on Summit's web site.
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Those are pretty pricey tires. Don't think they would hold up well to rock crawling, but for a good mix of dirt and street they will do just fine, especially at that price. i would buy em if you can afford to.
EDIT: Just noticed they are for 15" rims. I probably wouldn't buy new wheels just to run those, but at that price I might buy em and resell them?????
EDIT: Just noticed they are for 15" rims. I probably wouldn't buy new wheels just to run those, but at that price I might buy em and resell them?????
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Those are pretty pricey tires. Don't think they would hold up well to rock crawling, but for a good mix of dirt and street they will do just fine, especially at that price. i would buy em if you can afford to.
EDIT: Just noticed they are for 15" rims. I probably wouldn't buy new wheels just to run those, but at that price I might buy em and resell them?????
EDIT: Just noticed they are for 15" rims. I probably wouldn't buy new wheels just to run those, but at that price I might buy em and resell them?????
What makes these tires so pricey? Are they really that much better than the KM2's???
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Those a pricey because they are speed rated, and tough as heck since they are designed for Baja racing. They were designed to be on vehicles that are jumped, and landing on sharp rocks, and not blow out since they are a racing tire.
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Aren't they competition tires???? Like for racing?
Either way for $500, thats a steal
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Thanks for all the input. I've heard they are a very soft rubber, but I read on JP Magazine's web site that they put 20,000 miles on a set with very little tread wear. A soft rubber would wear out faster wouldn't it? I just hope there is someone out there who has experience with them or at least knows more about them than I do that can fill me in on the goods and bads of these tires.