Which tires should i get?
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rebelbowtie
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It depends on what you want out of a tire, you are comparing a radial mud terrain (BFG) and an all terrain (Goodyear)
steezemcqueen
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kinda depends on what you do with your truck
eightyhd
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racerunner
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We've got some brand new general grabber tires with the red letters to match your skid plate, for sale if your interested 265/75/16 in so cal $680.00
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giantsfan
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I was thinking those too man. Do you know how they do in the snow? I really like the look of them.
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giantsfan
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Tempting bro... But my uncle owns a tire shop so I think I'll have to pass. But I do like the idea of staying with the color scheme.
giantsfan
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I'm hoping to make it more of a snowboard rig because I go up a lot, but I also wanna be able to do some trails and some mudding. Basically I just want an all-around good for everything tire, which is why im leaning towards Dura's. But i love the look of the Nitto Trail Grapplers. This is where i get stuck
giantsfan
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For sure. I'll have to do some more research then
Brian757
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Duratracs are nice as well as BFG All Terrains but I would truly suggest
Toyo Open Countries:
Also, my Nitto Mud Grapplers are amazing on snow! They bite through it. I went snowboarding and went up a pretty steep incline and was nervous at first but they were perfect! Although, their loud as f--- on the highway. I feel like a jet preparing to leave the runway...
Toyo Open Countries:
Also, my Nitto Mud Grapplers are amazing on snow! They bite through it. I went snowboarding and went up a pretty steep incline and was nervous at first but they were perfect! Although, their loud as f--- on the highway. I feel like a jet preparing to leave the runway...
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rebelbowtie
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You are still comparing an all terrain to a radial mud terrain, also I've never really had to drive in snow living in the south but I do know how snow tires work.
Both the Hurradurratracs and the Nitto Trail Grapplers have large voids in the tread which is bad for winter driving. The duratracs would be better out of the two though IMO for winter driving and reliability.
Both the Hurradurratracs and the Nitto Trail Grapplers have large voids in the tread which is bad for winter driving. The duratracs would be better out of the two though IMO for winter driving and reliability.
KSWAY
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Duratracs are nice as well as BFG All Terrains but I would truly suggest
Toyo Open Countries:
Also, my Nitto Mud Grapplers are amazing on snow! They bite through it. I went snowboarding and went up a pretty steep incline and was nervous at first but they were perfect! Although, their loud as f--- on the highway. I feel like a jet preparing to leave the runway...
Winna winna chicken dinna..These are very quiet for MT's...I love em. I've also ran Dura-tracs and love em also. But they're just not aggressive enough for me. They're great on wet/snow, But Mud....Forget about it lol..But then again they are not MT's...
