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General Grabber tires

Bigbird

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Anyone on here running the new Grabber tires. The ones with the new tread pattern and the red raised letters? I was thinking on getting them for my project.
 

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rustbucket

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I have a set, but can't really tell you much about them as my Bronco isn't driving much these days. They are a bit heavier than the BFG AT's I had. 33x12.5 R-15's

They do look cool on there, though!
 

Tedster100

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Oh yea. Love them so far. They are at least 50% quieter than the old Grabber MT's and they are very heavy - built for the BAHA. I must admit I'm still working on finishing some things on the rig and haven't had it in the mud and the snow is yet to come so I can't speak to how they perform off road yet. I love the road manners though and there is the cool factor.

Mine are the 33's, wanted to try 35's but not being made? Interestingly, I went to a tire store, ordered and had them put on. Half way through after sitting for 45 minutes the guy comes out and says there's a problem. No red letters, they were black wall. Had him put my old tires back on & went home. He called the next week and said he had the actual tires in the store w/ red letters. If you order make sure to ask, the invioce on the first set said RRL (raised red letter).
 

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Bigbird

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i've talked to several people who said they didn't even get 20k miles out of them. but they look sweet.

I had Grabber AT2's on my everyday truck in the past and they did wear out pretty quick.
 
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Bigbird

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Oh yea. Love them so far. They are at least 50% quieter than the old Grabber MT's and they are very heavy - built for the BAHA. I must admit I'm still working on finishing some things on the rig and haven't had it in the mud and the snow is yet to come so I can't speak to how they perform off road yet. I love the road manners though and there is the cool factor.

Mine are the 33's, wanted to try 35's but not being made? Interestingly, I went to a tire store, ordered and had them put on. Half way through after sitting for 45 minutes the guy comes out and says there's a problem. No red letters, they were black wall. Had him put my old tires back on & went home. He called the next week and said he had the actual tires in the store w/ red letters. If you order make sure to ask, the invioce on the first set said RRL (raised red letter).

Tedster,
I'm not sure what size rim your using but I found them in 35's

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...R5GRABRL&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes


Oh yeah, what size lift do you have on your rig? I'm doing a 5.5 lift with uncut fenders. I'm just trying to figure out what size tires to run, 33's or 35's. oddly enough the 35's are cheaper!!!
 
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