OREGON85
from OREGON
- Location
- Independence, Oregon
Anyone ever run a set Maxxis Bighorns? The look good and agressive but I wonder how long they last on a DD and how soft they are aired down.
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Maxxis Bighorn
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Vonski
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- Location
- Payson, Utah
I've been running them on my Superduty (tow rig and DD) for 2+ years and have approx. 25k on 'em. I have mainly run the BFG AT and MT on past vehicles, and the Bighorn is every bit as good, if not better. I do need to rotate them often due to cupping (and considerable difference in height of every other outer lug) on the tires being run up front. However, thats gotta be mostly the fault of the truck. After rotating, the difference in wear evens them out OK.
Like Kiel said, search for more feedback...
Like Kiel said, search for more feedback...
RockMonkey
Suddenly Enthusiastic
The feedback I heard when I asked this same question a while ago was all positive. I've run three different Maxxis tires in the past and all have been excellent. I bought some Bighorns but have not yet gotten them mounted.
I run them and really like them. I don't have any idea what kidn of mileage to expect since mine are 50/50 on and offroad. They seem to hold up as well, if not better, than MTR's offroad and give every bit as good traction. I've yet to put a hole in one too so thats a plus.
- Location
- Sandy, Ut
I'm on my second set... first ones are still on my old truck. I think they wear a little quicker than most, likely comparable in wear to an MTR, both wear much faster than an BFG AT (not the same tire I know). I've never run BFG MT's so I can't comment there.
RockMonkey
Suddenly Enthusiastic
Before you buy them anywhere else, check the price on ebay. 
OREGON85
from OREGON
- Location
- Independence, Oregon
Thanks for all the info. My BFG M/Ts are getting pretty worn down now after a gazillion miles. It looks like the Bighorns might be my next tire.