New General Grabber Tire
JK Freak
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 975
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From: Draper, Utah.
I have the 37" Grabbers
I probably have a thousand miles on my Grabbers.
They are 37" Mud Red Letters.
They produce a little hum. They are a little louder than my 35" Toyo Mt's.
I don't think they are available to the public yet. 4Wheel Parts said they could only get
the 35's.
That's how I made it into the 37" club!
They tried to get me to mount them Red Letters out.....I said nah....I think it wouldve looked funny on a silver JK.....
They are 37" Mud Red Letters.
They produce a little hum. They are a little louder than my 35" Toyo Mt's.
I don't think they are available to the public yet. 4Wheel Parts said they could only get
the 35's.
That's how I made it into the 37" club!
They tried to get me to mount them Red Letters out.....I said nah....I think it wouldve looked funny on a silver JK.....
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 213
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From: Northwestern Ontario
are these a true 35 and 37 like the description says, or are they shorter in height
could possibly one of you take a quick measurement, they look great on your rigs
thanks for posting pix
could possibly one of you take a quick measurement, they look great on your rigs
thanks for posting pix
JK Newbie
Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 9
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From: Phenix City, AL
35' General Grabbers W/ Mickey Thompson Wheels
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These tires are bad ass, I had 33' Mickey Thompsons but didnt like the way the handled on the way to and from work everyday... Just not what I wanted for daily drivers. So I bought these they are suposed to be superior on and off road. They are!!! They are like glue at any speed on the road, and they arnt too shabby on the trail either. Took them out today and they were very impresive.
These tires are bad ass, I had 33' Mickey Thompsons but didnt like the way the handled on the way to and from work everyday... Just not what I wanted for daily drivers. So I bought these they are suposed to be superior on and off road. They are!!! They are like glue at any speed on the road, and they arnt too shabby on the trail either. Took them out today and they were very impresive.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 378
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From: Destin, Florida
Still like them?
Resurrecting a few month old thread here, but I wanted to see how those of you running these Grabbers like them. Are they holding up well? Getting noisy or wearing fast?
I think these would do well for the type of driving I do in North Florida. Although the price seems to be going up! Last week TireRack showed 35x12.5r18's for $278, now they don't have them listed and I'm seeing $325 as the best price! Getting a little steep....
Davesrb
I think these would do well for the type of driving I do in North Florida. Although the price seems to be going up! Last week TireRack showed 35x12.5r18's for $278, now they don't have them listed and I'm seeing $325 as the best price! Getting a little steep....
Davesrb
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 269
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From: Brookhaven, MS
Grabbers
I'm having a set of these put on tomorrow morning in Moab... The trails here have destroyed my Dick Cepek's and a local shop had a set in 315x75x16 ready to go. $289 each mounted and balanced and taxed! Also got a $100 rebate for purchasing before 10/1....
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 300
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From: Commerce MI
I was inquiring on 35" tires at Discont tire direct the salesman told me they are very heavy, concerned about a heavy spare on the back, to bad there price for the 35 1250 17 is around $240 each shipped.
if he is wrong about the weight i would buy them
if he is wrong about the weight i would buy them