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are these tires good enough to buy? what should i check when i see them in person im going to buy them for my new rims im on a tight budget with purchasing tires so im looking around ? any advice please

 

I didn't like the ones I had. They did last a good 40k, but had excessive feathering around 15k

 

I have them on the rear of my G, there good tires they grip the road

 

BFG has always made decent tires. If you have them correctly balanced and your alignment is within OE specs they should last a long time. From the tread design they might be noisey....
Gary

 

thanks guys i wanted to ask before going to purchase these.

 

I was always in oem specs when I had them, they were on my fronts only. They did last an exceptionally long time for the price, but man was the feathering sound annoying.

 

Have them on my rears. Pretty decent tire and lots of grip imo

 

would it be safe to speed with these tires?

 

well that's a dumb thing to ask. no they aren't going to explode or anything, I used them at a track day and they were fine. regardless, stupid question.

 

lol funny, put yeah kinda retarded to ask considering looking at the rating of the tires will tell you how fast you can theoretically go on them safely.

 

Definitely. They have pretty good speed rating so your good to go bud!

 

I was more-so thinking its just stupid to be concerned about being able to speed

 

i was just asking since i have no knowledge on these tires which is why i asked pretty much you guys for advice but i can see that now...uh i just bought them today they were in great shape...good price...one question they are tubeless what does this mean? lol before you guys hound me again again i have no knowledge on these tires so if i was to drop my car a inch will these front tires suffer? if not i should most likely invest in camber kit...but money is tight so will inch be necessary...i hate gap look...

 

edit: never mind i just learned....but the real question is how do you inflate a tubeless tire?

 

same way you would any tire