General Tires

[jhill52]

An Grabber A/T tires. Any body run General Grabber A/T tires. My Bronco is basically stock with a 2" body lift. Use will be dirt trials in Northern Michigan. Sand and some mud. Thinking 30 x 9.50 x 15

Thanks

 

[AC932]

Had them already on the truck when I bought it, liked em until one blew up (my fault, put off changing them too long). Did mostly highway driving, some jobsite use. Good grip in rain, not terrible in mud. Not noisy, pretty smooth.

 

[bigmuddy]

I ran them and immediately took them back. I thought they were noisy and the sidewalls had a lot of flex. This was 35s on 10x15 rims.


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[bronconut73]

My Buddy prefers them but he has to admit that he doesn't get half the mileage that I get out of my BFG All Terrains.
I have repeatedly gotten 60k or so out of BFG A/T's.
On a '96 Bronco
On a '84 F250
On a '81 Step side Chevy (My Mom's)

They wear like iron.

But BFG A/T's are an over achiever.
Generals are probably typical of the segment.
My buddy gets about 35k out of his Generals.
Conclusion: they perform well but don't last.
BFG A/T's perform very well and last a very long time.

 

[Bronco4x4]

I agree BFG is the only truck tire for me as well. Sorry no feedback on General.

 

[Remos69]

I ran Generals on my Ramcharger, they were the great, but as stated before, they worn out by 30k miles. I had bought them at Sam's club and warranted for 50k so they prorated at 50% for another set, the I sold the Ramcharger. I am running Cooper's on my bronco right now, but don't think I have to worry about ware, just dry rot!

 

[Timmy390]

I am running Cooper's on my bronco right now, but don't think I have to worry about ware, just dry rot!

Coopers are good tires. I run them on my HD and...well on most of my rides. For the Bronco I went with Mastercraft which is a division of Cooper. No issues in 2 years.

Tim

 

[SteveL]

I'm another fan of bfg at's. I ran coopers on the 66 for a bit(got a really good deal on em) until something on the road sliced a sidewall like butter. After that I went back to bfg for durability.

 

[ared77]

They were on my camo '74 when I bought it. I like them but not sure how long they will last. Been great so far, even had a guy tell me he liked the look and was going to get a set for his heep.%) Mine are 33x10.50 R15.

 

[Jakedog]

I like the way the red letter general tires look, but I'm a BFG A/T guy. Since 1990 I believe I have had about 11 sets on various trucks.

Thought about making the ones on my Bronco look like this:

 

[bronconut73]

I like the way the red letter general tires look, but I'm a BFG A/T guy. Since 1990 I believe I have had about 11 sets on various trucks.

Thought about making the ones on my Bronco look like this:

Oh shit
That lettering is trick.

 

[ared77]

That does look good!

 

[kempco]

Had generals and now have BFG. Generals were fine but didn't last.

 

[markw]

I’ve had General AT3 tires on my 7.3 twice. I liked them a lot. Nice and quiet and held up well. But about 30K as others have said. BFGs that chunked out on a trip across the Black Rock Desert. Ditched those now I’m on my second set of Toyos which are the best so far. This is on a race team chase truck so I switch out fairly often.


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