FS 5 General Grabber AT2s, $500 CT

[East]

SOLD! 5 General Grabber AT2s 265/70R17 $500 CT

SOLD! I have a set of 5 General Grabber AT2s size 265 70R17 with only ~2k miles on them. Near Old Saybrook Connecticut. Amazing in the snow, never got a chance to use them off-road. Practically brand new(one is actually brand new!). $500.

Or buy my 5th Gen here http://www.toyota-4runner.org/sale-vehicles/176905-fs-5th-gen-2012-trail-gray-$33k-obo-ct.html
and get them for free!

Thanks!

 

[ebg18t]

I have a set of 5 General Grabber AT2s with only ~2k miles on them. Near Old Saybrook Connecticut. Amazing in the snow, never got a chance to use them off-road. Practically brand new(one is actually brand new!). $500.

Or buy my 5th Gen here http://www.toyota-4runner.org/sale-vehicles/176905-fs-5th-gen-2012-trail-gray-$33k-obo-ct.html
and get them for free!

Thanks!

Posting the size might be helpful to shoppers. :tea:

 

[Oeconomia]

Posting the size might be helpful to shoppers. :tea:

:hurt:

 

[East]

Posting the size might be helpful to shoppers. :tea:

Necessary information is sooooooo overrated;-)

 

[East]

[MENTION=112316]robb600[/MENTION] I can't seem to reply to your PM via my ipad or iphone(which is all I have where I am) and it doesn't look like my new messages are going through either.
If interested- call/text 8 six oh 7 five 9 nine nine 6 eight
Or email: broadviewsale at g mail dot co m

Thanks!

 

[Greydog]

Hi, I'm in Clinton. Are these the P rated or LT rated version?

Thanks.

 

[East]

I doubt it's a P rated tire- I think it's 10 ply. I'm in CA right now, but the tires are in Essex. I'll have one of my family members check the rating and get back to you ASAP. Thanks for your interest.

 

[Greydog]

Ok, tx. Next to the size printed on the tire is something like 113S for the load rating, or it's like. 121 or something if it's an LT 10 ply I think.

 

[East]

I stand corrected- these are 115S M+S 265/70R17. Pros: I suppose a little lighter/less of a hit on your fuel economy than the LTs. Cons: If you feel you really need the extra few plies. Even still- they were amazing in all kinds of ice, snow and slush conditions and were better than I had hoped on clear pavement. They seem to be pretty highly regarded offroad, too.
Thanks for your patience/interest!

 

[Greydog]

Thanks for the info. How did they balance out when you were mounted? Also,can you comment on the average tread depth?

Thanks.

 

[East]

Well... *I* was not mounted, but when the tires were mounted, Town Fair tire had no problem balancing them. Only around 2000 miles on them... tread depth is practically what it would be if brand new. The spare tire has never been driven on...