Firestone Destination M/Ts

[Chopper]

You'll hear 'em at work. Wouldn't more rubber, less knob be better on rocks? I've no rock experience, but plenty o' mud....they look muddy to me.

[nfpgasmask]

You'll hear 'em at work. Wouldn't more rubber, less knob be better on rocks? I've no rock experience, but plenty o' mud....they look muddy to me.

Would A/Ts be more practical, yes. Do we have a lot of mud here? No, typically only in the spring or in the mountains, but nothing like back east or stinking hot Florida. Do they look cool and have a really good rating, YES!

I even think they will be a little cheaper than the BFGs also.

Bart

[CrnCnn]

Would A/Ts be more practical, yes. Do we have a lot of mud here? No, typically only in the spring or in the mountains, but nothing like back east or stinking hot Florida. Do they look cool and have a really good rating, YES!

I even think they will be a little cheaper than the BFGs also.

Bart

The only real thing I know about Firestone is that they had issue on the explorers. Pretty sure it was the Firestone. But not the particular tire.

[nfpgasmask]

Hmmm yeah, now that you mention it, I do remember something about them.

http://www.firestone-tire-recall.com/

Maybe I should stick with the BFGs....

Bart

[Chopper]

Firestone IS Bridgestone......only one tire failed...the Wilderness. Their stuff is OK....just OK

[Joe_Black]

Firestone/Bridgestone BAD. B. F. Goodrich GOOD. :bgwp:

Look at it this way, BFG runs Baja, Alcan and Dakar. 'Nuff said.

Take a look at the Yokohama Geolandar MT+ too, sticky! Of course, Bart, you're really more of a Michelin XZL kinda guy...

[CrnCnn]

I like the Toyo also

[nfpgasmask]

Damn Joe, are those for real? They look wicked! I'm gonna Interweb these up right now.

Bart