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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Taylorman55" data-source="post: 41650" data-attributes="member: 1290">I consider myself fairly up on the times as far as tires are concerned. However, I nearly shitttteeeeee in my pants when i saw how much factory 235/85 16 E load tires were going for, even at Walmart. $180-$220, sweet little 8 pound 5 oz. baby jesus have mercy! Looking for a set for the 2000 Super Duty before out of state hunts begin. Anyone running the General AT2 grabber? Looks a lot like the BFG All Terrain, and from personal experience, the BFG is a Average tire at best. Great from new til about 50%, and then brutal after than in about every aspect. However, I have read quite a few online forums that these generals are a much better tire than the BFG, and hold up much better, along with cleaning and other perks….. anyone care to back that saying up? The price point is much better on these at around 140/tire, so I am quite curious. I have run the Hercules Terra Tracs into the ground, and while they have been an EXCELLENT tire, they just don't have enough grip and bite for a hunting pickup when a guy gets into some serious terrain. Any preferences and other choices are welcomed. Good day boys and girls.Here is a list of options Im throwing around:Walmart Goodyear Authoritys… grippy and solid reviews, fairly quiet… 178 per tireCooper AT3's… average reviews at best.. and not quite grippy enough for what I'm looking for, but price is solid @ 140ish a tireCooper ST MAXX… great reviews, grippy enough for what I'm thinking, price slowly creeps up @ 180+/tireGenerals AT2's… good reviews overall, fairly grippy, solid price @ 140-160/tireToyo Open Countrys… good reviews, decent tread, decent price @ 150-180/tireTaylorman</blockquote>

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