I would get the fully treaded, take them off-road and evaluate their performance. From there, you can judge what needs cut where and how much to maximize their capabilities for you. Everyone wheels differently.

1987 YJ - 4.2L Six, Chrysler 999 auto, NP207 t-case, 32x11.50 Dunlop Radial Rover RVs, 15" AR rims, new exhaust, OEM carb & manifold - 3.5" sus lift, 3" body lift and 33s coming soon.

Well, I've had mine for a couple weeks and wheeled them a couple trips and they are friggin awesome. I have the cut versions. I have several friends that were involved in the development and BFG definately did their homework on these things. I have always loved the MTRs but man, these are some sa-weet skins.

95YJ, 4.0, Atlas II 4.3, SOA, Currie HP 9", Detroits, Belly Up, SRS, 37" BFG Krawlers on Walker Evans Beadlocks

it's not the question, but a saw alot of Krawler at the Neuroc and they are not better than another one. But i think the better one can be one you cut by yourself

1991 Cherokee
front d44 4.10 Electrac, Rear d44 4.10 spool, 2000 engine 230hp. 6.5" lift, Warn 8274-50 winch. 35" TSL/SSR on BRP beadlock. Clarion audio system

i would pick the treaded i think that as people have said bfg has done their home work and as also said some do it your selfer will try to cut his own and mess up and be totally upset with bfg cause naturally it would be theur fault........not!! plus im not a tread guru so ill let the pros do what they do

I would go with the Pretreaded
I would probably Mess up a good set of tires

-Joe

2000 TJ Sahara
Work in progress...

"Lead, follow...or get out of the way!"

well I think I would cut my own. I can think of something that would be helpful off road. if i wasn't driving a jeep that is.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by REC:
I'd let the professionals do it for the same reason I don't cut my own hair. QUOTE]

Does that mean no FLowbee??

-Joe

2000 TJ Sahara
Work in progress...

"Failure is sometimes its own reward...like searching for the needle in the haystack...and finding the farmer's daughter instead"

i would mess it up soo bad. what tool do you cut it with anyway??

'03 Sahara, 4" short-arm, 1.25" BL, 1" MM, Bumpers, Winch, Snorkel, Rollcage, and a bunch of toys

Sawzall.

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