general grabber??
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+1, I run michelin LTS M/S on my suburban, and absolutley love them. I've never known any other tire on my Sub, but I went from Firestones to Michelins on my car, and it DOES make a HUGE difference. Michelins are made from a softer rubber, so they are much softer and give a much smoother ride. You can definitley tell the difference. Plus, the tires last a long time, provided you aren't stupid and mistreat them.
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GENERAL GRABBER AT2's ARE AWESOME! Great in mud snow and rain and are also a very soft tire for a lot less $ than the michelins.
Actually if you're talking about the less aggressive General tire I have no idea.
Actually if you're talking about the less aggressive General tire I have no idea.
Don't get me wrong. You can get Michelin over here, but mostly for european size cars.
American trucks are quite rare over here, and almost nobody has bigger wheels than the stock size. So big tires are also rare. The only affordable ones are general, Bridgestone, Toyo, Continental, Cooper and Pirelli.
American trucks are quite rare over here, and almost nobody has bigger wheels than the stock size. So big tires are also rare. The only affordable ones are general, Bridgestone, Toyo, Continental, Cooper and Pirelli.
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I had General Grabber AT tires on my Blazer for awhile.
If money is an issue, I'd say they'll do...
Back when I had that truck, they were the biggest tires Sam's Wholesale carried and I could find none anyplace cleaper in 32x11.50 if memory serves...
If money is an issue, I'd say they'll do...
Back when I had that truck, they were the biggest tires Sam's Wholesale carried and I could find none anyplace cleaper in 32x11.50 if memory serves...
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I know that the coopers are good tyres. Ive put them on many trucks at work and they wear well, providing you have a good alignment, and last long enough. Once you step up to anything larger than say 18" you are already taking a hit on ride quality so no matter what tyre you put on its not going to be as good as original.
Also Hankook makes a good 20" and above tyre. Check them out.:great:
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Did you just spray mud in my eye from your truck...:rofl:
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first thing tomarrow morning im going drift busting with the burban. 25 to 30mph winds there should be a few out there that need to be blown up. got 100ft of chain just in case though...
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Generally speaking (pardon the pun) General tires are inexpensive and I think they do fine, but they never have the really agressive tread pattern that I look for when I go off-road. Is that a tire that you want to go off-road, trail riding, mudding or something like that with ??
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Check out this link for Tirerack.com
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Compa...20&pagenum=1&pagemark=1&x=60&y=12&RunFlat=All
You can compare the different tires to see which suits your needs the best.
I personally didn't like the Generals on my burb. It gave a ride like I had stone wheels from the flintstone mobile on it. I went with Kuhmo AT's but you can't get those in the size you're looking for. Not sure if Tirerack will ship to the Netherlands though.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Compa...20&pagenum=1&pagemark=1&x=60&y=12&RunFlat=All
You can compare the different tires to see which suits your needs the best.
I personally didn't like the Generals on my burb. It gave a ride like I had stone wheels from the flintstone mobile on it. I went with Kuhmo AT's but you can't get those in the size you're looking for. Not sure if Tirerack will ship to the Netherlands though.
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The grabber AT2's are aggressive and ride nice and smooth in my opinion. Cant beat em at 109 a tire
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