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Okay guys.. I'm coming down the home stretch on figuring out what to do with my truck.  One question I have is about the Nitto Ridge Grapplers.  How is the ride, road noise and drive with these?

 

Any feedback would be appreciated about any sized Ridge Grappler and your experiences with them.

 

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285/55/22 - 34.5 inches oem 22x8.5 36psi      -flush with fenders -ride is much improved, noise is down -lost about 2mpg vs oem 20s -no level kit, stock suspens

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1 hour ago, Bigfoot16 said:

Okay guys.. I'm coming down the home stretch on figuring out what to do with my truck.  One question I have is about the Nitto Ridge Grapplers.  These are a F rated tire and I'm curious about the ride on these.  I hear F rated are pretty rough?

 

Any feedback would be appreciated about any sized Ridge Grappler and your experiences with them.

 

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What size are you looking at in F? I can only find E in a 22” with a 33”-35” tire.

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I was looking at the 33x12.50 22.. it showed it only as F on discount tire and custom offset websites..

 

Where are you finding the E's?

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6 minutes ago, kenny_r said:

You can get a 285/50 which is a 33.5/11.7 and it’s E rated

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13 minutes ago, Bigfoot16 said:

I was looking at the 33x12.50 22.. it showed it only as F on discount tire and custom offset websites..

 

Where are you finding the E's?

 

14 minutes ago, Bigfoot16 said:

I was looking at the 33x12.50 22.. it showed it only as F on discount tire and custom offset websites..

 

Where are you finding the E's?

Go to Nittitire.com, they have all the sizes and specs there. How are you going to for a 12.5 tire on there? Big spacers?

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15 minutes ago, Bigfoot16 said:

I was looking at the 33x12.50 22.. it showed it only as F on discount tire and custom offset websites..

 

Where are you finding the E's?

Well.. when I go and look at the 305 45 22 it does not list it as F.....

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5 minutes ago, eppieguy said:

 

Go to Nittitire.com, they have all the sizes and specs there. How are you going to for a 12.5 tire on there? Big spacers?

I don't want to do spacers.. so I doubt I can go that route unless I change wheels.. I'm used to my 20" wheels on my old truck.. not 22"s on the new one...

 

I should probably delete this topic.. I look like a guy that is clueless now..

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7 minutes ago, Bigfoot16 said:

Well.. when I go and look at the 305 45 22 it does not list it as F.....

That’s only a 32 x 11.xx tire

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I’m currently running the 305 45/22’s and there is so little space between the tire and upper control arm that it’s scary, there’s no way your getting a 12.5 tire on the stock wheel without a spacer. 

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6 minutes ago, eppieguy said:

That’s only a 32 x 11.xx tire

yes sir..

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are you going with a larger tire or staying with your Terra Grapplers?

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I’m either going to leave my 305-45/22’s or change out my wheels to 20’s and have a ton of choices. If I can find a buyer for my current tires and wheels I may go the 20” wheel route even though I love the style of my current 22’s.

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5 minutes ago, eppieguy said:

I’m either going to leave my 305-45/22’s or change out my wheels to 20’s and have a ton of choices. If I can find a buyer for my current tires and wheels I may go the 20” wheel route even though I love the style of my current 22’s.

I hear you.. it's one of the better looking HC wheels they have had in a few years.  Of course when I go looking at tires I always look at the shiny new chrome wheels too... so no telling what I'll end up doing

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