Anybody running Terra Grapplers on stock rims?

T4R_Finally

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I thought I would probably go with a Michelin tire when I upgrade. Something like the LTX AT2 in a 285/70/17, but they don't make them in a P metric. So I'd have to go with a heavier D or E rated LT version. I know they ride good and last a long time but they aren't cheap (no tire is) and I don't really need LT load rated tires and it mighten harden up the ride more than I'd like.

I like the way the Terra Grapplers look. I have a set of LT E rated Grapps on my Dodge Ram and they also have a nice ride without a lot of road noise. I can get the same tire in a P285/70R17 but I'm wondering how they look on a 4Runner with stock rims. I'd be doing the Toyotec spacer lift and keeping the stock rims. I've seen one pic in the lifted sticky but it was from more of a front angle and the member hasn't posted here in over 2 years. Wondering if anyone else has them and might post a pic or two. If you have aftermarket rims, though, it won't give me a true picture.
 
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TRD wheels. Not stock bu factory upgrade. 285/70/17 TG fits with minor rub:

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That's what I have on mine. I had the 265/70/17 prior to my lift. Then once they wore out, 70k miles later, I replaced them with the 285/70/17. Look much better with the lifted added space in the wheel wells. I had minor rubbing rubbing up front, so did the front inner fender mod and some heat gun manipulation, it perfect now. I really like these tires a lot, kind of middle ground aggressive and good street manners.

KS
 

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