winter tire questions
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08-09-2009, 08:11 PM
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Only downside to the Mud Grapplers besides the noise is they don't tend to hold up that long on pavement. I know 'Nitto has had pretty good luck with his, but I know a lot of guys who have them, kinda the mud tire of choice with a lot of guys in my huntin club. I know a couple guys who log about 18-20k miles a year get a new set yearly, just before hunting season.
For a tire that wears and handles on pavement almost as well as an A/T, but can play off-road almost with any M/T, the FCIIs are an unbeatable choice. Great write-up on them in the August issue off Off-Road Adventures, by the way...
For a tire that wears and handles on pavement almost as well as an A/T, but can play off-road almost with any M/T, the FCIIs are an unbeatable choice. Great write-up on them in the August issue off Off-Road Adventures, by the way...
I like the fc II's a lot, i was scared of buying 33 1250 20 because i dont want to drop $1200 each year, nittos are everywhere here to, everyone has them, i am totally happy with the ltz's but i wish they were a little more aggressive, i think the fc II's come in 315 65 20, which i think would look and perform good
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