315 bfg dr's in the rain??
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BFG DRs suck absolute *** in the rain. Period. Look at the tread patter, the middle is a slick. You aren't going to channel much water away from the tire with 'em. I have 295s on the back of my car and its all over the place even at low speeds. If you're planning on getting caught out in the rain at all save yourself, your car, and anyone else sharing the road with you the trouble and look elsewhere.
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I have 275/40/17 Nitto 555R's out back. I can do 70-80 on the highway in the rain no problem. If it rains terribly hard I slow down to about 50 just to be catuious, I have about 70% tread left...I can even half pedal it from a low roll and it doesnt spin bad, if any. Maybe Im just lucky?