Dunlop Mud Rovers

[gd_silva1]

I bought a set of Dunlop Mud Rovers. Radials. I really like them. The way I cam to purchase them was I went to a local Big O tire store here in town to buy price a set of BFG Mudd Terrains and I ran into a guy working there that had ran a tire shop for years. (The shop was owned by someone else and the owner sold it to a big tire company and they closed it down. The guy now has another tire/mechanic shop - just so you know he is not just some Big-O Flunky!!) He suggested Dunlops instead of the BFG's. They have the same tread design as the BFG's. He also said that when he was running the tire shop, they had the PG&E account, and that was the only tires that PG&E would put on their trucks. From what he said, for your buck, you cannot beat them. They were about $15.00 cheaper per tire. PG&E tried several different brands and kept busting tires (sidewalls) and they had the best luck with the Dunlops. So for peole that want an aggressive offroad tire, with low road noise, strong sidewalls, and good mileage out of the tires, I would not hesitate to suggest the Dunlop Mud Rovers. I've been in some rocky steep stuff and some deep slick mud and had no problems. Anyhow, just my two cents worth. By the way, the other day I saw a PG&E truck in a parking lot and it was sporting the Dunlops.

George