Procomp XTerrains

[bajafox]

I got an email yesterday from Performance Products saying I can get any 4 Procomp tires for the price of 3 with free shipping.

I've been wanting tires for my tundra after I put the Donahoe coilovers on it and can't seem to decide.

4 285/75/R16 Xterrains for $672 including tax and shipping. Are these tires any good? Or the All Terrains? My other choice was to go with Mickey Thompson and if all else fails I can get BFG's at Discount Tires for $770 out the door.

Suggestions?

thanks

[OldStroppeTeam]

BFG'S with out a doubt. I don't know that much about the other brands, I do know about BFG's. I have had them on every truck I've owned since 1980, and I have had 2 flats and no bad tires. I have prerun, chased, played and street driven all my trucks and continue to be satisfied with BFG's..

[Grant Lenk]

I had the xterrains on my truck, got a flat while chasing the SF250. Will never buy them again, way too much money, and very soft compound. I bought the Mickey Thopmson FC11 on the next go around, and those are the best tires i have had. i have 35K mi on them and they still look like brand new. Plus the Mickey Thompsons are cheep and you can aford to put a full size spare together, which is key to have due to my experiences.

[Kritter]

Bk fab 7 opens runs the x terrains and has had something like 1 flat in a couple years of racing.

[weldithot79]

I ran the all terrains on a 2000 tacoma, 3 flats in about 4,000 miles, 10% tread left after 10,000 miles, I will never buy procomp tires again.

[therail]

Are procomp's tires a good gauge of the quality of the rest of their products? If so, that not very good product quality assurance.

[bajafox]

thanks for the comments and PM's

I've decided to just go with BFG All Terrains

Like anyone else I was looking for a good deal but it's easier to just spend the extra money for something that's proven