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I've been looking at the AMP Terrain Grippers as they are a pretty good price for around $800 for a set of 33s and are a really aggressive all terrain tire design. If anyone's running them can you please post pics and reviews on them such as road noise, comfort, and tread life etc... 

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I've been looking at the AMP Terrain Grippers as they are a pretty good price for around $800 for a set of 33s and are a really aggressive all terrain tire design. If anyone's running them can you please post pics and reviews on them such as road noise, comfort, and tread life etc... 
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I can’t talk from my own experience but I have heard some mixed reviews from friends.

One of my buddy’s had a set on his 3500 that he uses for landscaping and he said they didn’t even last the year.

My other friend has them on a 1500 and loves them the biggest thing he pulls around is a atv.

So my guess is really what you use your truck for. I personally would pick them over others for the discount in insurance for having the snow rating. (If you live in a place that sees all 4 seasons)


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One of my buddy’s had a set on his 3500 that he uses for landscaping and he said they didn’t even last the year.


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Not knowing the specs on the size he had and his truck but I’m willing to bet the set he got for his massive 1 ton truck weren’t of proper load range. More times then not people don’t bother looking at load ratings on the tires then complain that their tires didn’t last long. Just my 2cents


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