General Grabber AT2
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Joined: May 2005
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From: Central Illinois
RE: General Grabber AT2
ORIGINAL: DetroitMuscle
...but you need to be careful with em, their contact patch well lack there of is kinda tricky on the road, jsut got to drive it as the weather calls for now...
...but you need to be careful with em, their contact patch well lack there of is kinda tricky on the road, jsut got to drive it as the weather calls for now...
Not sure what you mean by lack of contact patch. could you elaborate some more?
Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Woodstock, Ontario, Canada
RE: General Grabber AT2
ORIGINAL: tommyd
I paied 530 out the door for 4 BFG mud terrains mounted road force balanced and siped. Though I think the AT's are a little more expensive but the price sounds about right. You should get a ton of milage out of them too.
I paied 530 out the door for 4 BFG mud terrains mounted road force balanced and siped. Though I think the AT's are a little more expensive but the price sounds about right. You should get a ton of milage out of them too.
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RE: General Grabber AT2
ORIGINAL: Hanr3
Not sure what you mean by lack of contact patch. could you elaborate some more?
ORIGINAL: DetroitMuscle
...but you need to be careful with em, their contact patch well lack there of is kinda tricky on the road, jsut got to drive it as the weather calls for now...
...but you need to be careful with em, their contact patch well lack there of is kinda tricky on the road, jsut got to drive it as the weather calls for now...
Not sure what you mean by lack of contact patch. could you elaborate some more?
Joined: Feb 2006
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RE: General Grabber AT2
ORIGINAL: Hanr3
What would you consider a lot of tread on the road?
Any more tread and it would be a passenger tire.
What would you consider a lot of tread on the road?
Any more tread and it would be a passenger tire.
Here is a comparison, I know there is no CONSUMER review but the tech comparison is there.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Compar...=0&sortValue=1
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Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 1,317
From: Ashland, Kentucky
RE: General Grabber AT2
okay, so i've got it down to two tires.... the BFG All-Terrain and the Pro-Comp Mud Terrain (made by Cooper).... help me decide... give me some pros and cons...
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RE: General Grabber AT2
All-Terrains are the best for you, unless you are always in the dirt, get the A/T's or check coopers AT tires, they are very nice.
http://www.coopertire.com/html/produ...iscoverer_st_c
My neighbor had the cooper S/T-c's on his 1500 series silverado, he loved em in the mud. Prolly why he moved to Tn on all those acres of venison and mud.
http://www.coopertire.com/html/produ...iscoverer_st_c
My neighbor had the cooper S/T-c's on his 1500 series silverado, he loved em in the mud. Prolly why he moved to Tn on all those acres of venison and mud.