Driving in the snow!
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From: CT
Nitto Trail Grapplers are amazing in the snow! However, if that's not your weapon of choice then all of the others you have listed are most likely very good too (maybe not as good as Trail Grapplers in the snow though, haha, 
). Good luck with your decision, and working on the truck. 
). Good luck with your decision, and working on the truck. 
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From: CT
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From: West Bend, Wi
My questions are:
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I am looking at getting 275/70R18's, but I have also been considering 295/70R18s, what tire would you recommend?
(Here are a couple I have been looking at, BFG KO ATs, Nitto terra Grappler, Nitto Trail Grapplers, and Toyo AT2s.)
For snow skinny is where it's at. I'm stepping down to a 235/80R17 for my snows. Personally, I like a open lug AT tire for snow. My snow tires will be between the General AT2 and the Good Year DuraTrac. The DuraTrac is very well received in the snow.
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I am looking at getting 275/70R18's, but I have also been considering 295/70R18s, what tire would you recommend?
(Here are a couple I have been looking at, BFG KO ATs, Nitto terra Grappler, Nitto Trail Grapplers, and Toyo AT2s.)
For snow skinny is where it's at. I'm stepping down to a 235/80R17 for my snows. Personally, I like a open lug AT tire for snow. My snow tires will be between the General AT2 and the Good Year DuraTrac. The DuraTrac is very well received in the snow.
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