New tires
So looking to get new tires Monday. Tried to get bf Goodrich mud terrain e rated 275 70 18 said they didnt make them. I want something that has some thick mud looking tread. Priced some nitto terra grapplers what some tires Yal like looks and performance.
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Been looking online I like the nitto trail grapplers and toyo mt open country also. Seen bf Goodrich mud terrains in a 285 70 18 will they fit my truck. Not sure if they were e rated. Only going back with an e rated tire.
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Been looking online I like the nitto trail grapplers and toyo mt open country also. Seen bf Goodrich mud terrains in a 285 70 18 will they fit my truck. Not sure if they were e rated. Only going back with an e rated tire.
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The kelly tsr is good looking I'm really leaning towards the nitto trail grappler they look awesome and been reading people getting around 35000 miles on them? Hoping I can get them with white letters
Do you NEED E rated? A lot of the larger D rated tires still have the same load capacity...
Nittos seem to wear fast, no matter which one you use.
The Toyo MT's are a very popular tire for the super duties and seem to hold up to the weight well.
I hate BFG's.
I'm running Pro-Comp X A/T's. Love them so far.
Nittos seem to wear fast, no matter which one you use.
The Toyo MT's are a very popular tire for the super duties and seem to hold up to the weight well.
I hate BFG's.
I'm running Pro-Comp X A/T's. Love them so far.
Found a place a couple of towns over that sales used tires with roughly 60-70 percent tread mounted and balanced for 100 bucks headed there in morning to check them out. Also priced the toyo mt open country there mounted and balanced 812 dollars




