Are the 33 AT Tires same size as the 33MTs?

[FloridaGal]

The build and price inflates the digital image of the 33 tire when you upgrade to the Goodyear MT from the the stock BFGoodrich AT. Does anyone know if the MTs are actually larger in appearance? Trying to make a decision...

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[Used2jeep]

Tiresize.com let's you compare many aspects of tires.

 

[Drex]

True, but the question was 'in appearance', so she is looking for subjective evaluations from people that have seen both in person. Not a factual difference. It it was actual sizes, she would have looked it up instead

 

[Used2jeep]

True, but the question was 'in appearance', so she is looking for subjective evaluations from people that have seen both in person. Not a factual difference. It she works have looked it up instead

Apologies, I was going off of the title.

With all due respect OP, my apologies.

 

[Jr87mustang]

Only way to really see is to pull up different pictures of the Bronco wearing those tires.

I think the Good Year tire looks a tad smaller making the whole rig look lifted. Photos aren't the same distance fro camera though.

 

[Headsong]

I think m/t's always look bigger..but that might not be the best way to pick tires.

 

[kodiakisland]

Both are 285/70/17. There will be minor differences in measured size, but not appreciable.

The B&P is just a stupid CG rendering, and the fake photos are as screwed up as anything else on it.

 

[evgenyvasenev]

B&P shows the same size for mt 33 and 35 I compared it in Ps

 

[FloridaGal]

Only way to really see is to pull up different pictures of the Bronco wearing those tires.

I think the Good Year tire looks a tad smaller making the whole rig look lifted. Photos aren't the same distance fro camera though.

Thank you!

 

[FloridaGal]

Both are 285/70/17. There will be minor differences in measured size, but not appreciable.

The B&P is just a stupid CG rendering, and the fake photos are as screwed up as anything else on it.

That's what I was wondering bc the specs read the same but graphics inflate the MTs when you change them. Thanks!

 

[North7]

The build and price inflates the digital image of the 33 tire when you upgrade to the Goodyear MT from the the stock BFGoodrich AT. Does anyone know if the MTs are actually larger in appearance? Trying to make a decision...

Here are some pics to show the difference between the standard Badlands 33" BFGoodrich KO2 tires and the optional Badlands 33" Goodyear Territory MT (maximum traction).

Standard Badlands 33" BFGoodrich KO2

Optional Badlands 33" Goodyear Territory MT

 

[lowmpg]

MTs will always look more "off-road" than ATs, they generally aren't any bigger as the size is the size and 35" tires or 33" tires are usually more like 34.6" and 32.7".

 

[DonM]

The build and price inflates the digital image of the 33 tire when you upgrade to the Goodyear MT from the the stock BFGoodrich AT. Does anyone know if the MTs are actually larger in appearance? Trying to make a decision...

To me, if you visually compare an HT and an AT at the same size, the AT always seems...."meatier". I think the more pronounced tread make it look...."better", but maybe not any bigger?

Just my thoughts

 

[UNBROKN]

The build and price inflates the digital image of the 33 tire when you upgrade to the Goodyear MT from the the stock BFGoodrich AT. Does anyone know if the MTs are actually larger in appearance? Trying to make a decision...

I Love the BFG Mud Terrains. I think they look a little bigger in general and just plain TOUGH. All that being said, I plan to get AT's on my Bronco. I will be using it as a daily driver and not doing an extreme amount of off-roading with it. I have had mud terrain tires on a daily driver and it is ok but I prefer the ride and handling (noise) of the all terrain.

 

[North7]

To me, if you visually compare an HT and an AT at the same size, the AT always seems...."meatier". I think the more pronounced tread make it look...."better", but maybe not any bigger?

Just my thoughts

Looking at the cloesups the MT looks meatier to my, ymmv.

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