Pic of red letters next to oem BFGs

[Raptizzle]

Non-DOT.

 

[bstoner59]

The BFG's are OK for driving around on the street 90% of the time but I needed somthimg that performsbetter off-road. I had NittoTerra Grapplers and those were good. Better off-road than the BFg's and they lasted over 40,000 miles. These Grabbers are the same weight but feel much lighter than the Nitto's. A little more road noise than the BFG's but MUCH better off-road. I've put about 1000miles off-road and there is no issues with chunking or anything. The DOT Red Letters are worth the small sacrafice in on road manners to me.

Another note: I decided to but the bean bags in instead of balancing weights and these tires ride like a dream even after a couple hundred miles off-road...I had to have those Nittos balanced every oil change.

 

[BigBird]

The BFG's are OK for driving around on the street

Another note: I decided to but the bean bags in instead of balancing weights and these tires ride like a dream .

Do you have a link or name of the bags, Thanks

 

[Maxx2893]

Another note: I decided to but the bean bags in instead of balancing weights and these tires ride like a dream even after a couple hundred miles off-road...I had to have those Nittos balanced every oil change.

I'm interested in this as well.

 

[HoustonRider]

what do you mean by this? I'm planning on red letters for my next tires.

just throwing it out there, lol....

These Red Letters I "acquired" before they were released, original post earlier this year... (yes, they are DOT).

Mounted em to 18" methods and rolled on em. Definitely more grip everywhere I drove, but hard as frigging rocks. I didn't realize this until I swapped back to the OEM BFG's, but thats my take. For sand, dirt, they are "all that". On pavement, they will "give you the business" after a long day.. lol