i need tires i dont know what to get i like the nitto Terra Grappler AT and the Bridgestone Terra Grappler AT what do you all think?
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...93&rd=16&ar=75

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http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....1=yes&place=67
and do i need a load ratting of c or above??

 

get the duellers you will no doubt get twice as much wear on them...ive heard you mite only get 30-35000 on the nittos and at least 60000 to 70000 on duellers

 

they are like $40 more each so there worth it? and shipping is free with the nittos it is like $70 for the duelers

 

I have these:Tire(I think this is them)
They are AWESOME! They'll grip the road like nothing I've ever had. I can take corners at 70 that I couldn't take at 55 with my Goodyear Wranglers. They look good and they do purty good in the mud. Better than the wranglers.

Edit: I just went out and looked. They are 265-70R16. I like them a lot. I took a couple pictures for ya.

 

get the reg dueller at not the highway tread like he said those dont look good if you want them aggresive. you pay for what you get

 

Yeah, they're not mud tires, but they do ride really quiet and smooth, and they still have a little tread. They're also wider than the tires I used to have.


If you want a/t's then you should get Wrangler A/T's Here's a pic of them compared to the duelers (I think).


My dad has them on his truck. That's all he's ever run, and he likes them a lot. They're not that noisy either. And they look HUGE on an F-150!

Heck, if you want to be a bada$$, just get you some of these tractor tires!


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Front

 

You get what you pay for with tires and Bridgestone Duelers are of the highest quality. I have the Revos myself and they have treated me well. Nitto's are more prone to uniformity issues. Also the Nitto's will have a much higher risk of you picking up a pull/drift issue than the Bridgestone would. Plus, the Revos are great riding tire in colder weather.

 

yes the duelers will definatly last longer. they are the same quality or better than bfg...

 

As far as the Revos go, you do not need the D/E load rated tires. THe P-ones are tated for over 2500 pounds per tire, well over your axle ratings.

 

There's a BIG difference between a regular Dueler and a Dueler Revo though...And while I would say that the Revo's are *close* to the BFG AT/KO, the other Duelers only compare to the lower line of BFG tires IMHO, and I have had all of the above tires.