Re: Toyo AT's vs BFG AT's
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Originally Posted by RamItOne
Henry,
Can't blame it just on OE sales declines, bridgestone (largest tire mfg worldwide) is expanding plant capacities and building more retail stores. You see more Goodyear stores closing than opening. I'm not too familiar with their silent armor series, the hp wranglers that came with my ram weren't much to speak of.
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No not just less OE sales, but less people with money to blow modding thier vehicles with expensive tires also. people are just not spending money right now. so when the need to replace tires comes they go the cheaper route if they have to and lost of people have to.
"honey time for new tires on my truck, these BFG's are $1000 a set or i could get these pep boys specials for $400 a set, what should i do honey?" guess what tires he's not getting?
things closing are a sign of the times. What GM and Dodge in bancrupcy and closing 1000s of dealers means the vehicles sucked?
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Last edited by Henry T; 06-28-2009 at 02:58 PM.
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