Trail Grapplers on Lariat (Pics)...
#34
What kinda mileage will you probably see for anyone who has used the Trail Grapplers. I am not sure to go with Terra or Trail grapplers. Mainly for the look of the Trail grapplers is why i want them. But if it sacrafices alot of miles i will just stick with the Terra even though those look Badbutt for sure. Sweet ride!!
#36
What kinda mileage will you probably see for anyone who has used the Trail Grapplers. I am not sure to go with Terra or Trail grapplers. Mainly for the look of the Trail grapplers is why i want them. But if it sacrafices alot of miles i will just stick with the Terra even though those look Badbutt for sure. Sweet ride!!
#39
I am running about 38 psi right now. I was wondering what would be a good pressure to run for these. I want as smooth a ride as I can get with the least amount of wear on the tire. Have you found anything about what a good PSI to run is for these trail graps?
#41
I am running 50 in mine right now. This may be a little high, but it is an E rated tire. I have not found anything specific for this tire but did a good bit of reading on E rated tires. A lot of what I have read says you should not run them lower 45-50, but at the same time I do not want to wear the center out early. If you or anyone else has input please share. I may also look at the "****" (for lack of better words) the pieces all over the tire that are remaining from the casting of the tire and see if the ones on the edge (outer lugs) are still there. If so I may air down to 43-45. BTW my ride at 50psi is still very good.
#42
as far as PSI goes, Max is 60 so you would be okay running them at 50 but since you have them on stock rims I would probly run them more around 40 just so, like you said, you don't wear the centers out since they are pinched in a bit. I ran around 40-45 in my old Hankook Dynapro RT03 (max 65) 285/70R17's on my old truck and go around 60k miles out of them, when they took them off I went out and looked at them and they wore perfectly.
#43
as far as PSI goes, Max is 60 so you would be okay running them at 50 but since you have them on stock rims I would probly run them more around 40 just so, like you said, you don't wear the centers out since they are pinched in a bit. I ran around 40-45 in my old Hankook Dynapro RT03 (max 65) 285/70R17's on my old truck and go around 60k miles out of them, when they took them off I went out and looked at them and they wore perfectly.
#44
The Hankooks were "D".
#45
I am running 50 in mine right now. This may be a little high, but it is an E rated tire. I have not found anything specific for this tire but did a good bit of reading on E rated tires. A lot of what I have read says you should not run them lower 45-50, but at the same time I do not want to wear the center out early. If you or anyone else has input please share. I may also look at the "****" (for lack of better words) the pieces all over the tire that are remaining from the casting of the tire and see if the ones on the edge (outer lugs) are still there. If so I may air down to 43-45. BTW my ride at 50psi is still very good.