General Grabbers ???

Discussion in 'Wheels & Tires' started by W.Hirsch, Apr 12, 2011.

  1. W.Hirsch

    W.Hirsch Yippie-Ki-Yay....

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    Hey I am looking into tires to get, just wanted to know if anybody had anything to say about the General Grabbers.
     
  2. TFIDDLE

    TFIDDLE VEEEE TEn

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    Which ones? The at2s or red letters
     
  3. westtnfx4

    westtnfx4 The Alpha Administrator

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    They are a great tire from what I've read and Bojangles and others have them. They are pricey so for the money I'd prolly go a different route but that's all up to you and what you want.

    Btw make a intro thread :cheers:
     
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    From all the personal reviews and the ones from articles I've read online, they seem to be a killer ass tire. :waytogo:
     
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    never had them myself but the reviews are great from those that have them
     
  6. 01f1502wd

    01f1502wd going up? yes i am.

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    theyre great but in snow and wet conditions they suck. but off road they do really well and perform best in sand.
     
  7. backwoodscountryman

    backwoodscountryman Broken Truck Edition

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    The A/T2's are good tires.You get what you pay for them.Like stated in a previous post.They do suck in the rain.Snow,slush,great.Mud very good.Deep soupy mud,great as well.Nice grip on dry road.Just as nice breakaway from a dead stop on dry road.

    Anymore questions,let me know.

    Did West or Ricky get ya here.Seems to be Tennessee central here.lol.

    Guess West don't want his name on posts anymore.
     
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  8. W.Hirsch

    W.Hirsch Yippie-Ki-Yay....

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    The red letters
     
  9. backwoodscountryman

    backwoodscountryman Broken Truck Edition

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    Ahh the Red letters.Here ya go.

    Sand,awesome.
    Dry traction is also good
    Mud/deep watery mud,not so good.Friend got stuck twice to where i had to pull him out.Not real good self cleaners
    Wet traction,(Rain)eh OK.
    Snow/slushy conditions.Horrible.
    Oh and the red lettering does rub off.Buddy has had his 5 months.Starting to fade already

    Now with those,If your mainly a street driven truck.You will get your money's worth.Now if you mud allot like i do.Tires are not worth it and could find something better for the price of those.
     
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  10. AK SNO RIDER

    AK SNO RIDER Got Snow?

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    I just put them on my truck. Great in sand, gravel, pavement. Just like Backwoods said. He knows his stuff about tires. I like them, though probablly wouldn't get them again because of how terrible they are in wet sand and mud. Pretty quiet on the road.

    Heres my thread on them, and check my album for more pictures.

    http://www.fordfullsize.com/forum/f51/my-new-tires-3113/
     

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