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BFGoodrich Rugged Terrain T/A
UNIFORM TIRE QUALITY GRADE (UTQG)Uniform Tire Quality Grade
| SECTION WIDTH Measures the width of the tire from sidewall to sidewall, which is mounted on a wheel and inflated. | 235 |
| ASPECT RATIO Determines the sidewall height of the tire, based on the width. | 75 |
| RIM DIAMETER Measures the rim size from top to bottom (in inches). | 16" |
| OVERALL DIAMETER Measures the tire height from top to bottom when mounted on a wheel and inflated. | 29.8" |
| RIM WIDTH RANGE The approved range of rim widths this tire can be safely mounted on. | 6.0" - 8.0" |
| WEIGHT The weight of the tire measured in pounds (weight of tire only). | 35 LBS |
| TREAD DEPTH Measured in /32 of an inch to determine the height of the tread block from top to bottom. | 13/32" |
| LOAD INDEX Determines the weight a tire can carry at maximum air pressure. See load Index chart. | 109 |
| LOAD RANGE Determines the ply rating of the tire. Should be replaced with the same or higher rating. | XL |
| MAX PSI The max psi is the highest pressure the tire can hold, but should be inflated to your vehicle specifications not exceeding this amount. | 50 PSI |
| SPEED RATING Designation from laboratory testing to determine the maximum speed the tire can travel. Maintain the same speed rating or higher for replacement. | Up to 118 mph |
| SIDEWALL DESC. The sidewall designation to describe the lettering on the sidewall. | Raised White Lettering |
| WARRANTY Estimates the life expectancy of the tire, set by the tire manufacturer. | 50000 |
| VPN Vendor Product Number | 35261 |
| GTIN Global Trade Item Number | 086699352613 |
Customer Reviews
Liberty 4WD W/O TPMS
- Miles Driven On Tires:38000
- Driving Conditions:Mostly Dry
- Driving Style:Mostly Highway
Make no mistake these are traction tires and as such they behave like traction tires. They provided excellent traction in snow and dirt, but they had a good bit of noise when new and quickly got worse. They became badly cupped on the inside tread of the front tires. Frequent rotation did not reduce the rate of cupping and only lessened the noise for a short time. In addition to noise there was a good bit of rumble felt in the front due to the cupping. After about 38,000 miles I could no longer deal with the noise and the Rugged Terrains are history. As a side note these were installed on a 2006 Jeep Liberty that is towed behind a motor home. I you want a decent non-MT traction tire and are willing to put up with some tire noise these would be an okay choice, other wise look elsewhere.
Wrangler 4x4
- Miles Driven On Tires:1000
- Driving Conditions:Mostly Dry
- Driving Style:Mostly City
Never had a better tire on my Wrangler.
Ram 1500 4WD
- Miles Driven On Tires:42000
- Driving Conditions:Mixed Dry Rain
- Driving Style:Mixed Highway and City
I bought these to replace old Duelers for my truck. Brand new, they were actually worse than the old tires. Outside of winter, these did pretty good.
Commander Sport 4WD
- Miles Driven On Tires:5000
- Driving Conditions:Mostly Dry
- Driving Style:Mixed Highway and City
Great tire
Yukon Denali 4WD
- Miles Driven On Tires:1000
- Driving Conditions:Mixed Dry Rain
- Driving Style:Mixed Highway and City
I never got my rebate which I was promised and I filled out the online portion to get it mailed to me.
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