i have 315 70 17 bf goodrich all terrians on my truck now but i am in need of new tires but i want to keep the same size but with a load e rating instead of the load d which is on now cause i went threw them way to fast
Same, I have no complaints.hi_octane;840707 said:i have 315 70 17 bf goodrich all terrians on my truck
I just love the BF Goodrich AT's. i just ordered a set of them for my Dodge Pickup.hi_octane;849536 said:hey how do you like those tires so far
where did you get your grizzly grips and do you know if the make them in a 315/70/17???AiRhed;849669 said:These are all of the tires I've run on my dually.
The first set was BF Goodrich Commercial TA's. This tire comes in two variations, one is a traction tire and one is a steering tire. I started with 6 steering tires and then switched to 6 traction tires for more winter traction. I liked the more aggressive traction tires better as far as all around performance but the steering tires offered better fuel economy and less road noise. Both tires had excellent winter traction.
Then I switched to Sierradials. This is a Cooper private label tire. Great tires, great warranty. I liked these a lot better than my BFG Commercial TA's.
Now I'm running a set of Grizzly Grips. Pretty much a very agressive all terrain private label tire by Dunlop. These are great tires for the money and are a load range E mud terrain. All of the above tires are load range E.
I've also run BFG all terrains, Goodyear MTR's, Goodyear Silent Armor's, Yokohama Geolander AT+2's, and a few others.
All and all my favorite tire for all around everyday use and excelent snow traction is the Goodyear Silent Armor tire. I ran those in a 265/75R16 load range E on a chevy 2500. They were by far my favorite tire. Just spendy.
thanks for the input i'm just going to run another set of bfg at'srickbays;851623 said:I go with bfgs ats. check the weight the tires can handle bfgs D load range handles what some E do. I also like the general grabber at2. Very close to the bfgs tread. Dont go by just the load rateing also check what wieght they can handle good luck
Depends on tire size. A big D can often hold more weight than a smaller E.RichG53;893091 said:Originally Posted by rickbays View Post
I go with bfgs ats. check the weight the tires can handle bfgs D load range handles what some E do. I also like the general grabber at2. Very close to the bfgs tread. Dont go by just the load rateing also check what wieght they can handle good luck
Load range D is not the same as load range E ... D will not handle the same load as E ...That is why they have different letters..