After going back and forth between tko2 and grabbers I went with the grabbers! Got them on with an alignment for $750. They look just as cool as the tko2 and so far have been awesome in the rain. Will have to wait a while to test in the snow. Only thing is they're a little loud, but I have to keep the radio off to hear it.
Love my General Grabber AT2's!!!!
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vincentshumai
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My grabber at2's are pretty much silent. Or maybe its because I can't hear anything other than the howling from my roof rack
How do they do in light mud? My truck is my hunting partner, and it will see frequent mud during deer season. I am in need of tires very soon as I basically ski down the road when it is raining hard.
To be honest haven't tried them in any mud yet. As far as rain they're spot on right now. I tried to accelerate hard at lights to see if they would spin and they didn't at all. I will let you know when I hit some mud.
wadle5
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They do great. Mine is used for the same deal, and we went out a few weeks ago to check cameras and sight in some new weapons. All the snow has been melting and these tires handled it great(note:they also throw mud like crazy too)
Theo85
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I love my AT2's too! In terms of bang for the buck, they're pretty unbeatable. I have had them through rain, mud and snow. They're no winter tire, so they're OK on cold icy surfaces, but they are great in the snow. Drove through a foot of snow in 2wd with very little spinning.
Climbed a steep slippery muddy slope better then a buddy with an FJ on duratracs.:gun6:
Climbed a steep slippery muddy slope better then a buddy with an FJ on duratracs.:gun6:
Sporin
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Love mine as well in all conditions and seasons. Really quite good in all conditions. They are also priced very reasonably.
Have been very happy with them in the winter snow and slop.
I don't know about deep mud but they have done great in the frequent mud season, dirt road travel I do.
Have been very happy with them in the winter snow and slop.
I don't know about deep mud but they have done great in the frequent mud season, dirt road travel I do.
scottblink23
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I'll share some AT2 love - they are aggressive, silent and NOT EXPENSIVE! 
I'm at 40k on mine and they still have a lot of tread. They've been great. Most of the time they do great in light mud. I did about 10 miles on a muddy dirt road once and they clogged up pretty bad and did not have much grip. However conditions were really extreme that day.
They've been great tires for a great price.
They've been great tires for a great price.
isdriven
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I'm at 40k on mine and they still have a lot of tread. They've been great. Most of the time they do great in light mud. I did about 10 miles on a muddy dirt road once and they clogged up pretty bad and did not have much grip. However conditions were really extreme that day.
They've been great tires for a great price.
Not to get off topic but, can you send me info on your grill. I'd like to know how you went about it. Thanks!
sgaustin83
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What roof rack do you have? I'm looking for a roof rack, being even better If I could find one that would hold a tent.
