im in the market to get new tires for my truck. i was wondering witch is better of both the same. any advice?

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I'd personally go with the bfg's

I've got the Radial T/A's on my Chevy and I absolutely love them. ALOT of my friends have those on their rides too and they do a great job....All RWD rides too. Pretty darn quiet....good tread wear....great in the rain and not too shabby in slush either....classic looking....decently priced too.

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'01 XLT disguised as a '03 Fx4 Level II.

I've never had the BFGs, but I have heard a lot of good things about them. We got the Michelin LTX M/S put on my wife's Mountaineer back in the big tire recall a few years back. They've done great in both rain and snow, and the tread life has been amazing on them.

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02 Ranger XLT 4x4 Off Road, 4.0L SOHC, Automatic, 8.8 4.10 LS, Super-Cab, 3" Body Lift, 33x12.5x15 BFG All Terrains on 15x8 M/T Classic IIs, 5K 55w Heads, 5K 35w fogs, custom front skid plate, various other goodies.

BFG's are pretty pricey compared to the Michellens... but i guess you get what you pay for.

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1994 Ford XLT Extended Cab.
Automatic Transmission w/ a 4.0 6-Cylinder.
2" body Lift on Front & 3" Body Lift on Rear.
American Racing Lock-Out Hubs w/ an electronic 4 wheel drive selector switch.
32 x 11.50 x 15 BFG A.T. K.O.'s for my tires with American Racing Aluminum Rims.
New Engine, New Paint (Frame too), New Interior.... New Everything.

I have the Michelin ltx/ms on my truck right now. They seem to be a great tire! I didn't put them on there, the original owner did but they seem to be holding up really good and they ride really nice. When i replace them however, i will be looking at the BFG a/t and General Grabber at2 because they have a more aggressive tread design and look which I am sure you know. just my 2 cents

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'01 Ranger Edge

I'd go with either a BFG A/T or a Bridgestone Revo2. Revo2 are GREAT tires especially in snow

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^^apples to oranges? lol.

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'01 XLT disguised as a '03 Fx4 Level II.

I've got the Michelin LTX M/S on my ranger, they're great on the street in the rain and everything, but they aint the best offroad

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1993 Ford Ranger 2.3 2wd 5 spd 235/75/15 Definity Dakota M/T uniden CB 102 inch whip antenna, custom interior

i have owned several sets of Radial T/As. they are a great tire for the price. they make nice smokey burnouts too, lol

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2002 Ranger Edge
Red, 4 door, 4.0, 4x4, 4.10 gears, 5 speed

1987 Suzuki Samurai
Rustoleum flat black, weber 32/36, 2 inch exahust, full soft top, and rear mini spool.

im not sure is T/A is different than A/T but the BFG All Terrain tire is a great tire in my opinion. i've heard great things about the Michelin though

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2007 Black FX4
Nitto Terra Grapplers - 285/75
Mickey Thompson Classic II's - 17"

have bfg's on my truck, love em

I think both are good tires. I presonally run the LTX/MSs on my ranger and they have been a great tire on road in rain snow and everything else. The only problem I have had is the sidewalls are rather week, I drive on construction sites a lot and the fine sand and clay really does a number on them and the sidewalls start cracking long before the treads worn out. My dad is on his 3rd or 4th set of them on a tundra and he always gets 80,000+ miles out of them which is why I bought them.

I'm not sure if BFG uses a three ply sidewall on the radial T/As like they do on the A/Ts and M/Ts but if they do then I might go with those assuming mileage is just as good.

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2003 Ford Ranger XLT 3.0L Flexfuel V6

Underdrive crank pulley
15x8 Procomp Xtreme Alloy 7069
31x10.5x15 Dick Cepek Radial FC II
Cherry Bomb Extreme

I have those michelins on my truck (235 75 15) and im not very impressed. They seem to do fine in every aspect except snow. I have about 16,000 miles on them and they still look good, its over all a good tire but nothing to brag about in the winter.