Nitto Ridge Grappler?

2. anyone running 285 Nitto Ridge Graplers on a gen 5 if so whats your set up, rims lift cut.
I only have a 3" Bilsten lift and seem stuck with the choice of Nitto 265/70/17 (true diameter 31.65) Ridge, OR BFG 275/70/17 (true diameter 32.2) so Id lose about >1/4" of ride height. Im not sure new rims and cutting is worth 1/2" or ride height between 285 and 265 Nittos YET.

No rub for me... I've got 285/70/17 E-class Nitto Ridge Grapplers on my 2010 4R. OME lift (2.5" or 3"), stock rims, front wheel wells cut out already to accommodate a Shrockworks bumper. I can barely fit my pinky between the tire and UCA though.
Gas mileage is surprisingly similar to my previous 285/70/17 Grapplers. ~17.5mpg between highway and local. I was right at 20mpg for strictly highway.
 
I like them. No rub after the fender liner mod. 285/70r17 They run slightly louder than the stock Dunlop tired but not nearly as loud as other tires I have had in the past. They drive soft which I like. Zero fuel mileage loss from the stock set up to the lifted set up. I was surprised by that one. Used them off road once and they seemed to perform fine. I'm no expert so I can really give you a true off road report.
 

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I like them. No rub after the fender liner mod. 285/70r17 They run slightly louder than the stock Dunlop tired but not nearly as loud as other tires I have had in the past. They drive soft which I like. Zero fuel mileage loss from the stock set up to the lifted set up. I was surprised by that one. Used them off road once and they seemed to perform fine. I'm no expert so I can really give you a true off road report.
What is your front lift? did you what did you trim? Im going to run XD131 rims its about the same as SCS, so looking for a preemptive cut from the shop to my house.
 
Got a chance to take these out on some fire roads today up near Fairplay. I'm really enjoying the look and feel of these tires. I will say that road noise is definitely greater than for the stock terra grapplers, but not excessively so. Just a slight hum when driving.
 
Got'em love'em

285/70/17 c, 3" Bilstien lift, on 17x8 XD-131 Robbie Gordon rims. Pushed the front wheel well forward. Only rub is slight backing up on a hill at full lock. I will most likely black out the XD on the center caps.
 

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I would love to see the Ridge Grappler in a size 285 65 r17 for my 8in wide wheel. it has about the same diameter as a 265 70 r17 but is a bit wider(.79in) If you guys feel the same way please request it at their website
link:
Request Tire Size
If they get enough requests they may start producing them
 
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Can someone who has these verify that they are stamped with "M/S" on the side wall....

While I know the jury is still out on how these perform in the snow, and it appears they are not "snow flake" rated I'm curious if they will pass for a "snow tire" as far as the law is concerned. Hence stamped "M/S"

Thanks,

-A
 
Can someone who has these verify that they are stamped with "M/S" on the side wall....

While I know the jury is still out on how these perform in the snow, and it appears they are not "snow flake" rated I'm curious if they will pass for a "snow tire" as far as the law is concerned. Hence stamped "M/S"

Thanks,

-A


It says M+S , ill post a pic soon.
 

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