Present on my doorstep
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Present on my doorstep
Thanks UPS!!
My new Nitto Trail Grapplers showed up!
Ill pop my nasty rims off tomorrow, pull off the old bald inner tubes and get the rims powder coated and hopefully have them on next week!
Damn this things going to look mean.
My new Nitto Trail Grapplers showed up!
Ill pop my nasty rims off tomorrow, pull off the old bald inner tubes and get the rims powder coated and hopefully have them on next week!
Damn this things going to look mean.
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You're going to love them. Mud, snow and even wet pavement they handle great - not to mention they look mean as hell. I've been running mine for just shy of 20,000mi. Tread wear isn't quite as great as I'd like, but I don't drive easy and I'll get longer wear out of these than any BFG AT set I've run in the past.
Look forward to seeing some pics after you get them mounted!
Jarhead
Look forward to seeing some pics after you get them mounted!
Jarhead
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Jarhead,
Which load range version are you running? I have always been a fan of the Terra Grapplers, long lasting, good offroad...but they were just not that great in the snow.
I read some good reviews on the Trail Grapplers so I went for it. I like the aggressive look, and the price $1400 with warranty to my door wasnt to bad either.
Ill get some pics up as soon as I can.
TF
Which load range version are you running? I have always been a fan of the Terra Grapplers, long lasting, good offroad...but they were just not that great in the snow.
I read some good reviews on the Trail Grapplers so I went for it. I like the aggressive look, and the price $1400 with warranty to my door wasnt to bad either.
Ill get some pics up as soon as I can.
TF
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Jarhead,
Which load range version are you running? I have always been a fan of the Terra Grapplers, long lasting, good offroad...but they were just not that great in the snow.
I read some good reviews on the Trail Grapplers so I went for it. I like the aggressive look, and the price $1400 with warranty to my door wasnt to bad either.
Ill get some pics up as soon as I can.
TF
Which load range version are you running? I have always been a fan of the Terra Grapplers, long lasting, good offroad...but they were just not that great in the snow.
I read some good reviews on the Trail Grapplers so I went for it. I like the aggressive look, and the price $1400 with warranty to my door wasnt to bad either.
Ill get some pics up as soon as I can.
TF
These tires are monsters in the snow. But probably most impressive is how they cut through standing water.
Enjoy!
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I went with the 315/70-17s, stuck with the same size that was on it when I got it, but they are Range D, oh well, I dont tow that much weight, and I bought this truck to haul around 4 atv's on a trailer. The tires should work out well for me.
Sammat that is a really clean looking truck
Sammat that is a really clean looking truck
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