Re: BFG ATs or MTs
I've had AT's on my 3/4 ton Dodge for a while now and will say that they last longer than most offroad tires and are the absolute best in the snow. Better than the MT's in the snow. However, they pick up every pea sized rock on the dirt roads and tend to flip them up onto my truck. This is double for mud and slime when the road is wet. Since the Bridgestones on my H3 slop crap all over the sides in the same conditions and are always stuffed with pea sized rocks, I WILL buy the MT's in a 315 size for the H3 soon. They handle really well in the rain and snow. If you "flog" your H3 that hard, you will have to adjust (i.e. slow it down a tad) with the MT's in the bad weather. I ran a set of MT's in Moab and I can say that the AT's have NOTHING on them on the slickrock. HTH!
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