Stever39

I have heard terrible wet and snow reviews on the Terra Grapplers. I messaged Nitto and they said the Ridge Grappler is better on snow.

2017bluetruck

Not so sure about those rumors. I am using a new set of Terra Grappler G2's and like them in the slop here in SE WI. And that's on a 2wd. They aren't much for starting traction but rolling is much better than the OEM's I had, and some deeper lugged AT's, yea not as good as a deep lugged trail tire but there best was starting. They have better cornering and stopping traction than I thought they would. Hardly " terrible wet and snow ", these are far from the first set of truck tires I have bought. KM

mmwest

BALangkau

What size tires were those on your truck? I have a completely stock version of this. And want to keep the stock rims but don't know what size tires to get. what are these and did you do any trimming or is there any rubbing?

BALangkau

What size tires are these and what trimming did you have to do or rubbing do you have? I have the same setup almost exactly and was looking to keep the stock wheels

BALangkau

But does the 285/75R18 fit on the stock wheel?

Dunatic619

iTrader: (1)

A 285/75r18 fits the stock sport rims. Look at my pick above. I saw a thread where someone ran this size tire on a non leveled truck. It didn’t look good IMO. Looked too stuffed. But It’s your truck not mine. If your trying to stuff this tire on a 2WD, it probably won’t work. My truck is 4x4 and had a 2.5” level, with NO spacers at all. I had no rubbing. Whatever tire you go with check the manufacturers website. They’ll usually have the real tire specs so you can know the space the tire will actually need. For example: a lot of 35s are only 34.5. I didn’t keep this set up long so I can give any advice on longevity. I ended up going with a 6” lift and 35s