Fuel Gripper MT vs Atturo Trail Blade MT

dking020 · October 7, 2015

So after lifting the truck, I've decided to move up to some 22" wheels. I would also like to save some money in doing so if possible. The tire size that I will be running is a 35x12.50x22. Has anyone ran either of the listed tires? Or have any other suggestions? I know you get what you pay for, but was hoping that either of these might be decent for the price.

KMGZ400 · October 7, 2015

I've heard only very bad things about the fuel tires, apparently they wear out very fast. I'm just saying what I have heard from multiple people.

Toyo FTW

Chris the navy mech · October 7, 2015

i bought a set of Atturo XT's in 33x12.50x20 they are terrible tires i had to send them back and get a refund. the off road shop could not get them to balance. then they tried to road force balance them and the machine said they needed 96 lbs on 1 tire 73 on another and 43 and 49 on the other two tires. it felt like you were driving over rumble strips in a parking lot. the faster you go the worse it got. I ended up getting nitto terra grappler g2. i love them. but to save money i am with KMGZ400 get TOYO's.

dking020 · October 8, 2015

Well this isn't looking good so far.. Anyone else dealt with these tires?

thewhitestallion · October 8, 2015

So after lifting the truck, I've decided to move up to some 22" wheels. I would also like to save some money in doing so if possible. The tire size that I will be running is a 35x12.50x22. Has anyone ran either of the listed tires? Or have any other suggestions? I know you get what you pay for, but was hoping that either of these might be decent for the price.

Those dont belong in the same statement / question. Not trying to be a a$$ but if you want 22" wheels and mud grips i would not cheap out on the tires. any 22" mud tire worth a $hit (meaning build quality) is going to be pricey. I would look at toyo nitto pro comp etc. more tire specific companies and companies that have a better than average track record. however i am not 100% on which companies offer the size your desire that are mud grips.

dking020 · October 8, 2015

Those dont belong in the same statement / question. Not trying to be a a$$ but if you want 22" wheels and mud grips i would not cheap out on the tires. any 22" mud tire worth a $hit (meaning build quality) is going to be pricey. I would look at toyo nitto pro comp etc. more tire specific companies and companies that have a better than average track record. however i am not 100% on which companies offer the size your desire that are mud grips.

Im quite aware that a higher quality MT is going to cost more, as I've ran both Open Country MT and Trail Grapplers. Why would I not try to save some money if someone has had good luck with a lesser priced tire?

stevencox93 · October 8, 2015

If you don't mind going to an A/T Falken Wildpeaks are good tires and pretty reasonably cheap

dking020 · October 8, 2015

If you don't mind going to an A/T Falken Wildpeaks are good tires and pretty reasonably cheap

Appreciate it man! I'll check them out.

KMGZ400 · October 8, 2015

i doubt the make them in 22' but ive heard good things about federal couragia MT

crafferty · October 10, 2015

The fuel M/T I've read is just a cheap chinese tire and many people have had issues with balancing. The Atturo is suppose to be better than the fuel but that doesn't say much. Just save a little longer and get better tires.

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Vailbuilder · October 10, 2015

Think tires not how big my wheel is! It's a truck

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JHowie · October 10, 2015

I have ran the Fuel MT 35x12.5x22 from day one. I did have a shimmy until I had it explained that larger tires need a static and dynamic balance. Once that was done; perfect. I have 11,300 miles so far no problems and tire wear looks good.

dking020 · October 28, 2015

I have ran the Fuel MT 35x12.5x22 from day one. I did have a shimmy until I had it explained that larger tires need a static and dynamic balance. Once that was done; perfect. I have 11,300 miles so far no problems and tire wear looks good.

How many miles do you expect to get out of these tires?

ccdies · October 28, 2015

I have 37X13.50R22 Atturo Trail Blade MT's on my truck and love them, currently have about 10,000 miles on them

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chvylac · October 28, 2015

ive heard from several guy running this new version of the fuel mt that you have in your picture getting 40,000 and saying they still have some tread left they there thanking at least 45,000 and that they ride good with no issues but i have heard bad things about the first generation fuel mt that looked just like the toyo