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Hank
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11/26/2001
16:38:02

Subject: BFG Long Trail's or Goodyear RT/S
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I'm looking for a tire that eat's snow like nobody's business (i live in buffalo) but that will also handle and perform decently at the track. i'm looking at BFG Radial Long Trail T/A and Goodyear Wrangler RT/S (i currently have stock Wrangler ST's and don't trust them on wet roads let alone snow) which tire is better? also, any other tires i should look at?

-Hank
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Marco
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11/26/2001
16:43:09

RE: BFG Long Trail's or Goodyear RT/S
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In my honest opinion, i would go with the RT/S. The tread just looks like they'd be better in the snow. However, they are equally good tires



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11/26/2001
16:46:35

RE: BFG Long Trail's or Goodyear RT/S
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I realize they aren't on your list, but BFG All-Terrains never let me down in the snow during my 8 years of running them. Something else to consider.

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kj
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11/26/2001
16:54:32

RE: BFG Long Trail's or Goodyear RT/S
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The Goodyear RT/S is a nice smooth-riding tire. I didn't like them very much in snow at all. I had the stock 31's and the front tires acted liked skis in snow. Don't know about the Long Trails but I've heard mixed results about them. The Michelin LTX M/S is a very good tire but just too damn expensive. I have Dunlop Radial Rover AT on my truck now and they work pretty well



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