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mkenum79

By mkenum79
in Tires, Wheels & TPMS

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Rawyzf Senior Enthusiast

Rawyzf

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Nice, a true 33x12.5 17" tire. Nice to see that.

 

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BBRU Enthusiast

BBRU

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That's a sharp looking tire, I'm glad to see some manufacturers making crossover tires.

Big Whiskey Senior Enthusiast

Big Whiskey

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Nice. Good to see another hybrid tire that will compete with the Toyo RT, Goodyear Duratrac, Cooper ST Maxx, etc.

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abominable z71 Enthusiast

abominable z71

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That's a sharp looking tire, I'm glad to see some manufacturers making crossover tires.

What would be really nice is if they started making more hybrid tires in larger sizes in load range c or d. Not everyone needs a load range e or f but are stuck with those as the only option when going to a 33 inch tire for wheels 18 inches and bigger. The stiff ride and additional weight isn't necessary for most 1/2 ton trucks.

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What would be really nice is if they started making more hybrid tires in larger sizes in load range c or d. Not everyone needs a load range e or f but are stuck with those as the only option when going to a 33 inch tire for wheels 18 inches and bigger. The stiff ride and additional weight isn't necessary for most 1/2 ton trucks.

 

I agree, I'm sick of my e-rated tires. They are heavy and ride like crap.

MB2008LTZ Enthusiast

MB2008LTZ

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I agree, I'm sick of my e-rated tires. They are heavy and ride like crap.

 

My boss has the Terrain Grapplers in an E rated version....285/65/18 on his NNBS 1500 with a RC level and he has almost 75,000 miles on them...rotated every 3,000 and on the last oil change his mechanic told him there in no point in rotating them any longer.

Robinson99 Enthusiast

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The Ridge Grapplers are out in 33x12.50x20. I posted mine in the tire and wheel setup thread. See my profile pic.

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ctsvmongo Enthusiast

ctsvmongo

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The Ridge Grapplers are out in 33x12.50x20. I posted mine in the tire and wheel setup thread. See my profile pic.

Those are the tires. Got any more pics I can't seem to find your post.

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