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Kevin
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12/05/2003
17:53:19

Subject: baja claw vs. BFG. MT & Procomp
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I have a little predicament here, I am getting my Dakota lifted and need new tires. I have been offered a good deal on the Baja claws but have herd some things that make me think they will wear down fast. I currently have BFG AT/KO's on it and liked them but want a mud terrain.

Does any one have advice for choosing between Procomp, BFG'S or Baja Claws?

I could use the help.



Dirty Durango
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12/10/2003
16:44:58

RE: baja claw vs. BFG. MT & Procomp
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The claws are definately the best tire out of all of them offroad. But you heard right they do wear out fast. Out of all of the I would chose the BFG's or look into the Goodyear MTR's. The MTR's will last longer( avg.2 1/2-3 1/2 yrs depending on the weight of the truck) and do just as good offroad execpt for mud they are hard to keep clean.



abnscout82
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12/11/2003
01:33:39

RE: baja claw vs. BFG. MT & Procomp
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have a cousin that had ProComp tires on his 4x4 he said they wear out pretty damn fast. If I were getting tires not I would take the goodyear wranglers. For me seems like a perfect mix for on and pff road.



blue quad 4x4
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12/11/2003
14:51:02

RE: baja claw vs. BFG. MT & Procomp
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I am running goodyear mt/r and love them for me thay are the all around best tire for on /off road fun and look great on the truck



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