01-22-2015, 02:59 PM
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Issue: Atturo Trail Blade vs Toyo vs Nitto Tire Reviews
While most tire brands today are owned by Goodyear or Cooper, there are still significant differences in tire quality you will get at each price point. Our members discuss advice on new tires for the F-150. In this discussion, find out:
Some members say, “you get what you pay for” with the Atturo’s, and that Toyo’s are generally known known for their 50k+ mileage life with proper rotations. At the end of the day, you might only be saving ~$400 on the Atturo’s, for what is arguably a very important part of your truck.
Read on below to find out or contribute your own tips to this
discussion.
While most tire brands today are owned by Goodyear or Cooper, there are still significant differences in tire quality you will get at each price point. Our members discuss advice on new tires for the F-150. In this discussion, find out:
- Are the Atturo Trail Blade M/T tires a good low-cost choice?
- How does their tread life stack up?
- Is it worth to pay for Toyo or Nitto tires?
- What is the traction like on these tires?
- What are the tire dimensions to consider?
Some members say, “you get what you pay for” with the Atturo’s, and that Toyo’s are generally known known for their 50k+ mileage life with proper rotations. At the end of the day, you might only be saving ~$400 on the Atturo’s, for what is arguably a very important part of your truck.
Read on below to find out or contribute your own tips to this
discussion.
Atturo Trail Blade M/T
05-26-2014, 07:10 AM
#91
Texas A&M Aggie
Thread Starter
Off-topic alert: only because I've been talking to y'all on here a while, is a cold air intake worth getting? and if so, what's a good one that doesn't break the bank? I will be putting exhaust on in the future, but I need to buy a quick mod to satisfy the itch while I'm studying for the bar exam haha.
05-26-2014, 02:14 PM
#92
Texas Aggie
If you just hacked off the old muffler and had a new one welded on with it dumping below the truck, that should be cost of muffler + $50. I don't like how dumps sound that much though. A shop around here will do a knock-off SIDO and duals for around $300, but they get rusted up right quick, and that's in Texas!
05-26-2014, 02:39 PM
#93
Texas A&M Aggie
Thread Starter
If you just hacked off the old muffler and had a new one welded on with it dumping below the truck, that should be cost of muffler + $50. I don't like how dumps sound that much though. A shop around here will do a knock-off SIDO and duals for around $300, but they get rusted up right quick, and that's in Texas!
05-26-2014, 07:18 PM
#94
Texas Aggie
I've got some little SIDO system on mine and it's holding fine. It was on when I bought the truck 4 years ago. No brand on the muffler. Had a shop replace the chrome rolled tips for some slash cut stainless steel for $60. Called about getting a system done for my dad once for Father's Day and told me around $500 for SiDo and $300 for muffler swap which I thought was pretty high.
05-26-2014, 07:40 PM
#95
Texas A&M Aggie
Thread Starter
Tips aren't too expensive. And i thought so. Weird part is it's the same place that did my tips for so cheap. I believe I've got 4" tips that are again I think 12" long
05-26-2014, 08:36 PM
#96
Texas Aggie
But I got them as part of my catback kit, no way I'd buy those individually at that insane price. Cheaper 304 SS tips are really worth the money though, cause normal metal ones look like turd after a week.
05-27-2014, 03:44 PM
#98
Texas Aggie
Go duals if you want the sound, but that's the only reason why. Actual true duals sound much better IMO, but a SIDO gives the looks for less.
So tires . . .
So tires . . .
05-28-2014, 09:23 AM
#100
Texas A&M Aggie
Thread Starter
I'm not sure but I think www.rimzoneonline.com ships to Canada. Also goto www.atturo.com and search for a dealer. Other than that I'm not sure because I'm down in Texas.
