edbacca

whats the difference other than cost?

P285/70R17
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Nitto - Terra Grappler
Customer Reviews (201)
Size:
P285/70R17
MFG. Product #:
200-990
Sidewall:
Black Wall
Load/Speed Rating:
117S
Perf. Category:
[All Terrain Truck / SUV]
Run Flat:
N
Overall Tire Diameter:
32.72
Approved Rim Width:
7.5 - 9.5
UTQGL:
500AB
Max. Tire Pressure:
35
Max. Load:
2833@35
Tread Depth:
13.4
$192.75 (each)
$ 771.00 (qty. 4)

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285/70R17/10
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Nitto - Terra Grappler
Customer Reviews (201)
Size:
285/70R17/10
MFG. Product #:
200-830
Sidewall:
Black Wall
Load/Speed Rating:
126R
Perf. Category:
[All Terrain Truck / SUV]
Run Flat:
N
Overall Tire Diameter:
32.76
Approved Rim Width:
7.5 - 9.0
UTQGL:
Max. Tire Pressure:
80
Max. Load:
3750@80
Tread Depth:
16.5
$229.35 (each)
$ 917.40 (qty. 4)

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scobar

iTrader: (4)

One is 10 ply. Not needed on an f150.

jerrybizzle

C versus e rating as stated above. I had those tires in the c rated version. The only downside is the tread depth difference, the e version stars with 16.5 where the c is 13.4, so the e version should last longer but it may not be enough miles to justify the additional cost. Here is a picture of my truck with them on. Only reason I got rid of them was going bigger. Sold them to a friend.

scobar

iTrader: (4)

E needs more PSI so they wear correctly and will be uncomfortable to drive unless you are towing.

edbacca

thanks, definitly will go with the cheaper version to save a few greenbacks!!!