Going back to stock
Alright so in tired of getting **** gasmilage and loss of power on acceleration having this 3057517s so I'm going back to stock with 2657017 I'm torn between general grabber AT and bfgoodrich AT I can get a set of the general grabber AT for 588 or bfs for 800 , and I'm pretty sure C load rating is fine for my truck because I rarely rarely tow , so any opinions on tires would be great and anything else
If you can afford BFGs get them. They are a great tire!!! I ran the 37x12.50R17 M/T and they lasted a long enough to be put on 3 different vehicles. I put 13K on them on a supercab totaled it bout a supercrew and put another15Kish on them and sold them to a guy with a H2 cause i went to a 38x15.50, if BFG made a 38x15.50 i woulda bought another pair.
Wayne
Wayne
If you can afford BFGs get them. They are a great tire!!! I ran the 37x12.50R17 M/T and they lasted a long enough to be put on 3 different vehicles. I put 13K on them on a supercab totaled it bout a supercrew and put another15Kish on them and sold them to a guy with a H2 cause i went to a 38x15.50, if BFG made a 38x15.50 i woulda bought another pair. Wayne
Thanks man ya the money I'm selling my rims and good year mtrs for I can afford either, was just looking to be kinda cheap and see of anyone had any bad experience with the general grabbers, I mean you can't go wrong with the old timer bfgoodriches , been around for ever
I have the grabbers on mine and anytime I drive on gravel they hold rocks then throw them at the truck when im going down the road maybe with a smaller size itd be better but im really not liking these
Pretty much any at or mt is gonna hold some size of rock and throw it. For the op since you want mpg and power back without doing a gear swap I'd go with the lightest ones.
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I had the 265/70r17 grabber at2's and i loved them. Quiet on road and excellent traction for an allterrain. Handled very well in rain. I put 7000 miles on them and they showed nearly no wear (i went for 35's). I would go with the generals!





