Terragrappler Vs. REVOS

[NateDawg]

Im still undecided on the whole 32" or 33" situation, but if I were to go with 32"s i can get a set of 265/75/16 terragrapplers for approx 560. Or i can get a set of REVOS for approx 650 - in 265/75/16. I plan on running the Tundra/OME set up, but if I ran 33's Id run the 891 in the back and the tundra with a 10mm spacer up front. Would this rub? That Is my main deciding factor for the 32 33 situation. Keep in mind, for the 33 terra's id be approx 715. No price on the REVOS in that size, too scared to ask. Opinions please....

 

[RonMAIDEN]

If you really off road then the Nittos are the better and more rugged tire. If you just hit mild dirt trails and put alot of miles on your truck a year then the Revos might be a better choice.

I average about 12k a year and off road (intermediate trails) about 8-10 times a year and mY Nittos are great on my daily driver and it's hard to beat the price.

 

[NateDawg]

My biggest tussle is what size to get...how much rubbing would I get with 33"s and the Tundra's up front with a 10 mm spacer and OME 891 out the back.

 

[RonMAIDEN]

How much lift is that giving you over stock? 285s probably need at least 2" to clear with no issues.

I have the stock '99 taller coils and my 265/75s are as big as I can fit.

 

[NateDawg]

Tundra give allegedly about 2" plus the 1/2 inch spacers, 891 say 2.5 but have reports of around 2.75-3.25. I can trim some I suppose, but i want the absolute least amount of rubbing.