Michelin 33" or Nitto 34" for new FX4
#1
Michelin 33" or Nitto 34" for new FX4
Just got a new FX4 and installed a 2" leveling kit. Need to fill up the wells now! The best 2 options so far are the Michelin ltx at2 (33") which would add about 1 inch compared to the original pirellis or the Nitto Terra Grapplers which would add just over 2 inches. If you have any opinions or experience, I would sure appreciate it. Looks, ride, longevity etc....
Thanks!
Thanks!
#3
Those michelins are amazing tires. My dad and grandpa run them.
I will be putting a 275/70/18 bfg at/ko tho.
IMO it all depends on your use of the truck. The michelins are great if it's mostly highway and some dirt roads. They are also great in the rain
I will be putting a 275/70/18 bfg at/ko tho.
IMO it all depends on your use of the truck. The michelins are great if it's mostly highway and some dirt roads. They are also great in the rain
#6
I put the King Coil-Over shocks cranked up 2 inches and 1.5 inch drop shackles in the rear.....I am running the 285-75-17 (34.2) Toyo Open Country M/T And I love the look. The tires tuck nicely, I had to do a little trimming of the inner fender wells but no metal.....I love it. I will post pics later
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#8
Is the Toyo a better tire than Nitto? I know they're both owned by the same company. I had the Michelins on my 08 Tundra, and they were great, but I am definitely considering the Nittos due to the additional 1" in size.
#9
I agree with dejong1 that Michelins are great on the highway.
I have Nitto TG's because I needed a good off-road tire. Very happy with the performance and love the look. I have 285/55r20's on stock FX wheels.
I have Nitto TG's because I needed a good off-road tire. Very happy with the performance and love the look. I have 285/55r20's on stock FX wheels.