Terra Grappler G2 or Ridge Grappler?
12-14-2016, 06:41 PM
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To answer your first question, they have a slight hum on the highway, but are very quiet. I am running them in 37's and not only do they ride great, but I honestly haven't even bothered balancing them yet, as there is absolutely no vibration, even at 80 mph.
12-14-2016, 08:04 PM
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They're no louder than any AT. Fits on the stock carrier but you'll need the extended bumps because on my Procomp rims they sat a couple inches out from the stock ones. I've put about 7,000 miles on them now including a 1,000 miles trip. So far they've performed very well. With winter setting in and a trip to Colorado and Nebraska coming up in a couple weeks I will get to see how they perform in snow.
12-27-2017, 12:04 AM
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I’ve got nearly 50,000 on mine and can probably get another 50,000 out of them if I wanted to. Still ride as good as the day I got them and perform great on wet rock and mud. Cruises right through sand.
03-30-2018, 11:13 AM
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Ridge Grappler vs G2
We love our G2's. 2 yrs later and Discount Tire said we're still at 100% tread and this is our daily. I also get 100k miles out of Big O A/T and on my 3rd set on my other truck. I really like the more rugged look of the Ridge Grapplers. I just have no experience with them nor their longevity. The G2's are very quiet on the highway and do well in snow and gravel/muddy roads. Not sure which ones I would honestly buy next. I think It looks like my G2's will dry-rot before the tread wears out just like my Big O All terrains. How many miles should be expected for the Ridge Grapplers?
03-30-2018, 05:08 PM
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I have the Ridge Grapplers. I like them a lot. Better gas mileage than the Trail Grapplers they replaced even though I went up a size when I switched. I was worried about them in mud, but couldnt tell a difference to be honest. I think they will do everything I need them to.
09-25-2018, 10:54 AM
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Wanted to get feedback on the Ridge Grapplers now that folks seem to have a few miles on them.... how are they in the wet? Snow? (Once you get over 20k miles +)
I have Duratracs (315's) with 52k miles or so and have avg of 5/32's with very uneven wear - I slide all over the place in the rain. Looking at the Ridge Grapplers in 35's.
I have Duratracs (315's) with 52k miles or so and have avg of 5/32's with very uneven wear - I slide all over the place in the rain. Looking at the Ridge Grapplers in 35's.
10-03-2018, 06:45 PM
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Wanted to get feedback on the Ridge Grapplers now that folks seem to have a few miles on them.... how are they in the wet? Snow? (Once you get over 20k miles +)
I have Duratracs (315's) with 52k miles or so and have avg of 5/32's with very uneven wear - I slide all over the place in the rain. Looking at the Ridge Grapplers in 35's.
I have Duratracs (315's) with 52k miles or so and have avg of 5/32's with very uneven wear - I slide all over the place in the rain. Looking at the Ridge Grapplers in 35's.