How noisy are General Grabber AT2?
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255 60 r18
I see you have the 255 60 r18's... any reason you didnt go with the 275 65 r 18's? i am lifting mine and was going to go with the 275's...any reason not to? let me know.
thanks chris
I was told that size would rub without a lift. With a lift you should have no problem.
4th Gear
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Just got a set of Grabber AT2 for 900 bucks installed and everything
I have been looking for good tires for my 04 DII. This is my second one and before we had the Goodyear Eagle LS2 and they suck on snow. I want a tire that will be A/T but very good for snow. I need to keep my wife safe.
I will post pictures and a full review about how they sound and behave.
They do look mean...heheh
I will post pictures and a full review about how they sound and behave.
They do look mean...heheh
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I was going to buy General Grabber AT2 from tirerack. When I added them to my cart this came up:
The following tire you have selected has a higher load rating than the vehicle's Original Equipment (O.E.) tires. This typically results in increased ride harshness, which some customers may find undesirable.
To select a different tire, REMOVE the tire from your cart and search for a tire with a load rating that matches your vehicle's O.E. rating. To purchase the tire you have already selected, KEEP IN CART / CONTINUE.
Are these tires really noisy and harsh?
The following tire you have selected has a higher load rating than the vehicle's Original Equipment (O.E.) tires. This typically results in increased ride harshness, which some customers may find undesirable.
To select a different tire, REMOVE the tire from your cart and search for a tire with a load rating that matches your vehicle's O.E. rating. To purchase the tire you have already selected, KEEP IN CART / CONTINUE.
Are these tires really noisy and harsh?
The tires look really mean and they feel really good. I will post more about them as soon as I have more time driving with them on. I look forward for the snow to feel how they handle.
Thanks
Three Wheeling
Joined: Sep 2010
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From: Birmingham, AL
I have the Grabber AT2s on mine... I've been very happy with them and the price is right. They have no more road noise than the light duty tires that came on my Nissan Frontier and the Grabbers handle most offroad situations. Plus, they look aggressive.
FYI, my size is 245/70R16, no lift.
FYI, my size is 245/70R16, no lift.
Last edited by HelenaRover; Oct 26, 2010 at 10:29 AM.
2nd Gear
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From: New Hampshire
General Grabber AT2's
Picked up the at2's about two weeks ago for my '04 II, after considerable research on the net. So far, loving the purchase. No noticeable increase in road noise, and the ride is actually smoother. Went up a size to the 255/60r18. Fills in nicely, no rub whatsoever lock to lock. Paid about $900 out the door.
Looking forward to some challenging conditions- I feel more confident traveling through puddles at higher speeds already.
Looking forward to some challenging conditions- I feel more confident traveling through puddles at higher speeds already.
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I like the 55s and I dont do any offroad stuff. they are very nice tires.
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