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  1. 06F150

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    well its about that time for new tires. im looking at a couple diffrent ones
    1)cooper discover stt in 33/12.5/20
    2)nitto trail grapplers in 295/60/20
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    3)genneral grabbers in 315/50/20

    guestions being who has them? how well do they wear? and will a 12.9" wide tire(the general grabber) fit on on a 06 4x4?

    thanks
     
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    nitto all day, i know 5 people that have trail grapplers and love them
     
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    The grabber is only 12.4" wide, it should fit fine.

    But I haven't had any to help choose lol
     
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    Nitto or the grabbers
     
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    if get grabbers ill murder you in your sleep lol
     
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    the 35/12.5/20 grabbers are 12.4 the 315/50/20s are 12.9 but i think the 35s will rub like hell if there on a stock 20" wheel
     
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    TFIDDLE VEEEE TEn

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    get the grapplers
     
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    I have nothing but positive things to say about the coopers, I ran them on my old explorer and my brother (username is bogger8658) is runnin a 35in set on his bronco. They wear really well, and clean well in the mud, and have minimal road noise. I may end up with a set on my F-250. The set I had on the explorer I ran for 35,000 miles and they had lots of life left when I sold them to a buddy.
     
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    315mm->31.5cm->12.4 inches.

    I wouldn't buy anything with less than a 60 sidewall though, they just look like car tires then.

    If you have a 2.5" level and keep the stock wheels, you'll be fine. Its when people start going with aftermarket (wider) wheels that they start rubbing.
     
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    i had 315 70 17 on my stock wheels
     

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