General Grabber AT2

Just had my 285/70/17 GG AT2's installed at SD Truck Shop. the usual cab chop required etc... very stoked on the outcome. now for dirt & if the weather permits... mud & snow to test them.


http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=291878&stc=1&d=1412126608

 

I'm running those tires too. I love them. I dont have to deal with snow where i live so i couldn't say how they do in the snow but they've never let me down while out wheeling in the mountains

 

I used those tires on my plow truck 1997 f350 with 460 and they worked great in the snow. But they did not last long at all. I don't know if it was the weight of the truck or what but less than 20,000 miles

 

Looking good man! Update the build thread with some new pics!!

 

Those stock sport rims look great in bronze!

 

I have them in a 245/75/16 for over a year now, work great in snow.

 

Yeah they do what did you use?

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-builds/206825-ecrivs-build.html

 

Ahh, the wheels... Bronze Duplicolor. It was a few years ago and it has held up great... you might be able to plasti dip 'em & spray over that to see if you like it.

 

Thanks, yeah, they have held up great.

 

Im really curious on how they do in the snow, thats my big thing is the snow, and heavy rains.

 

Those look great! I'm headed to the dealer today to purchase a set. Your pics reassure me these tires will look great.

 

Just ordered me a set in 315/70/17

 

I've heard good things about these tires in summer and winter. Just got these put on my stock wheels. Tire size is LT265/70/R17 on a 2011 TRD w/stock suspension.

Update: For those who are curious, I talked to the manufacturer and they recommend 35psi for all tires.

They rub a bit on the front mud flaps. I took the mud flaps off and no rub! Now to see if trimming them works. Probably a better idea to stick to the factory 265/65/R17!

Update: Added photos of the mudflap trimming required.

Cheers,

 

good, inexpensive tire

did well in sand because the sidewalls were so soft it just lays itself out.

horribly weak sidewalls can be problematic though