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atxman

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So ive looked around and im thinking about upgrading my stock tires (Dueler A/T 265 65 18's)

 

I've been able to get dealer discount (because of where i work) on the grabber's but not quite sure which to get.

 

LT275/65R18 OWL - $987.25 (4) (33.2 inches)

LT275/70R18 OWL - $936.25 (4)

275/65R18 BW - $785 (4) (32.1 inches)

 

I have a 1.75' bilstein lift on the front, i think i can clear the 275/65r18's. not sure about the 33'

 

which should i get? your advise/your own opinion would be appreciated. thanks

AgDoctor Senior Enthusiast

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i have 275 70's on my truck and like them, they are bfg's. But i had some 275 65's and they were nice too. i find it odd that the 70's are cheaper than the 65's but i guess they sell less of those or something. i would prob stick to the 65's if i were you with no more lift than you have, cause they will probably scrub some.

Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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I had General Grabbers on my 05. They were a nice tire because of the good traction I got with them and they had a nice rim guard protector on them. The only thing I wasn't impressed with was how quick they wore.

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LT275/65R18 OWL - $987.25 (4) (33.2 inches)

LT275/70R18 OWL - $936.25 (4)

275/65R18 BW - $785 (4) (32.1 inches)

 

 

60,000 Mile Limited Treadwear WARRANTY- Excludes LT Sizes

 

so would the warranty be valid with this one? 275/65R18

 

 

I currently have Grabbers HTS on a xterra and very impressed with the ride.

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