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Before I pull the trigger...
Looking to pull the trigger on a set nitto terra grapplers and I'd like to go the largest that I can without a leveling kit(at least for now.) 20R
If I order these 305/55/20s for my completely stock 2014 STX 4x4 do you think I'll having any rubbing issues? Please help with my excessive anxiety about this decision. Thanks so much!
If I order these 305/55/20s for my completely stock 2014 STX 4x4 do you think I'll having any rubbing issues? Please help with my excessive anxiety about this decision. Thanks so much!
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I think you should be fine stock with that tire size. I'm running a 32.8" tire and have no rubbing issues on stock 4x4 suspension.
I have Nitto Terra Grapplers and I can't recommend them to anyone. Traction is lacking in just about every type of terrain, the worst is in the rain. If you deal with any ice/snow forget it. I can't stand mine but with the cost involved i'll have to live with them for awhile.
I have Nitto Terra Grapplers and I can't recommend them to anyone. Traction is lacking in just about every type of terrain, the worst is in the rain. If you deal with any ice/snow forget it. I can't stand mine but with the cost involved i'll have to live with them for awhile.
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I'd take the Hankook DynaPro ATM's over the Terra Grapplers any day. If I was going for a premier tire, I'd take the BFG T/A KO2's or the Goodyear Wrangler Duractracs. I've got some cheap M/T's distributed by American Tire that were 800 bucks for 33x12.50x20 new. They're loud, but they were cheap, look great, and get the job done. I can't really recommend them besides the fact they are half the cost of a set of BFG's or Duratracs. lol
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I'd take the Hankook DynaPro ATM's over the Terra Grapplers any day. If I was going for a premier tire, I'd take the BFG T/A KO2's or the Goodyear Wrangler Duractracs. I've got some cheap M/T's distributed by American Tire that were 800 bucks for 33x12.50x20 new. They're loud, but they were cheap, look great, and get the job done. I can't really recommend them besides the fact they are half the cost of a set of BFG's or Duratracs. lol
I've made the decision to go with 295/55/20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers. Getting a 2 inch leveling kit put on tomorrow and getting the tires and alignment down Wednesday! Wish me luck. Thanks for the help guys.
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