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SOLD 305/45R22 Nitto Terra Grappler G2's


eppieguy

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4 Barely used Nitto Terra Grappler G2’s, 12/32 tread left, brand new they have 13/32 tread, have about 6,000 miles on them, no holes, no patches, no curb rash. They still have the hairs on the sidewall! I lifted my truck and bought the same tire in a bigger size. My loss your gain. New on Discount Tire they are $1,384.00 plus tax, asking $1,050.00 for the set. I will not sell separately. Cash only, local pick up only. Located in NJ

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 Nice tires  Eppieguy.  I hope you sell them. I just bought a set of Michelin premier LTX. In the stock size of  275-50-r22.  To be mounted on my OEM 22 inch chrome wheels .  Which will be going on my HC this Saturday. Here’s a pic of the tires.

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They fit without the level kit, I had them on for about 2k and then installed the level.

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 That’s good to know.   And here’s a pic of the wheels. These wheels and tires was on my wife’s 08 avalanche four 18,000 miles before I pulled them off.

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1 hour ago, eppieguy said:

They fit without the level kit, I had them on for about 2k and then installed the level.

 

1 hour ago, eppieguy said:

They fit without the level kit, I had them on for about 2k and then installed the level.

Was that with the stock wheels? I had 305- 55-20 on my 15 Sierra with stock wheels and a 2 in. Level.

 

 

 

1 hour ago, eppieguy said:

They fit without the level kit, I had them on for about 2k and then installed the level.

 

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29 minutes ago, Fltmech said:

 

Was that with the stock wheels? I had 305- 55-20 on my 15 Sierra with stock wheels and a 2 in. Level.

 

 

 

 

Yes, with the OEM 22’s.

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Eppieguy, do you have any photos of your truck with these tires on it? Thinking of going with this size on my Sierra but think they might look a hair too small with the non-round wheel openings on the GMC. Sorry this is off topic. Thanks in advance! 

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