General Grabber tires
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From: Baton Rouge, LA
I ran them on my Grand Cherokee (285/75/16s). They are still on there today and holding up REALLY well. Probably have around 15k on them and about 75% tread left(with a lunchbox locker in the rear).
They are quieter than my BFG AT's were. I can't hear them with the windows down but i also have an exhaust cutout behind the v-8 so you can't hear all that much else.
As far as off road prowess, I approve. For an AT they grip amazingly well in everything(for an AT) and even hold their own in the mud if you keep them spinning.
My biggest compliment to them is the snow, they kick ass
, hands down best snow tire I've ever driven on( the ones I have the little snowflake on them so they are actually blizzard/snow rated)
I have nothing bad to say except the sidewall seems a little thin, but i've had that WJ off road with them many times with no issues. Four of those times was in razor like broken shale/coal.
NOTE:This should be in stock JK Tech or something of the sort
They are quieter than my BFG AT's were. I can't hear them with the windows down but i also have an exhaust cutout behind the v-8 so you can't hear all that much else.
As far as off road prowess, I approve. For an AT they grip amazingly well in everything(for an AT) and even hold their own in the mud if you keep them spinning.
My biggest compliment to them is the snow, they kick ass
, hands down best snow tire I've ever driven on( the ones I have the little snowflake on them so they are actually blizzard/snow rated)I have nothing bad to say except the sidewall seems a little thin, but i've had that WJ off road with them many times with no issues. Four of those times was in razor like broken shale/coal.
NOTE:This should be in stock JK Tech or something of the sort
Last edited by nick99wj; Sep 17, 2012 at 11:51 AM.