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Daryl LBZ

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Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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Love these tires, but the cheapest I can find them so far is $330 a piece! :sigh: Thats in a 275 70 R18. I think they would look great with some black rims or even my stock ones, but I can get BF Goodrich AT's cheaper than that.

 

http://www.generaltire.com/tires/New-Grabber-Available-Now

 

 

http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0PDoYCOOS9NoA8A...pg%3fimgmax=640

jdubub Senior Enthusiast

jdubub

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My PM just got a lift on his FX4 and some guys at the custom shop had them on their trucks..... they look sweet but they are expensive...... my pm wanted those but instead went with some mickey thompson baja atz's

jdubub Senior Enthusiast

jdubub

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Hey jdub, how does your friend like the Atz's?

 

 

He loves them. pretty quiet for a 35x12.50 20 tire. they look sweet too. so far only 2000 miles of city driving but they still look new..... but they should only 2k miles later

 

I had 35x12.50 18 on my old fx4. i had a set of super swamper at's and some bfg mt's and those were loud..... but the new fx4's are insulated way better

Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

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On your truck it would be to much red. I would like it on mine because it would go with the Z71 Decal.

RaddHazzard Enthusiast

RaddHazzard

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I looked into these as they are a very cool looking tire. The weight is what drove me away. I believe they were about 4 lbs. heavier or so each than my current tires (same sizes compared). My truck is a slug now, I dont need 16 more pounds to start and stop.

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