Raptor Tires

So I have almost 46K miles on this thing already. The BFG T/A's are still around 50%, but they're starting to wear funny. And I'm having a hard time keeping them balanced.

So I'm looking for replacements. This truck has seen dirt exactly 1X. But I dont want to go 100% street tires. And I dont think I want to put BFG's back on it.

Suggestions??

I've always liked Nitto Grapplers

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Originally Posted by admin

I've always liked Nitto Grapplers

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X2. I ran BFG's for years until I bought my first set of Grapplers and now that's all I run.

I was a BFg at die hard. After the last couple sets doing the same thing you described. Went with toyo open country MT. And have to say they are the best tire I have ever owned. My truck sees the dirt as frequent as yours ;)

Geolanders. BFG needs an update.

I bought Nitto's after 18000 miles they were shot, my son got about 26000 out of his

I'm guessing the BFG's could do close to 70k if I keep them. But 99.9% freeway miles. And the balance issues. I might do another 10K (2 1/2 months) then start looking.

I like the Nitto's, but I think they're too agressive for 99% freeway use. Maybe the Geo's.

Maybe slicks on the back and have a little fun in the Keys :wink:

Toyo M/T. Is there really a better option?...NO! :)

Pirreli P Zeros with the speeds you drive! ;)

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Originally Posted by Mateo

Pirreli P Zeros with the speeds you drive! ;)

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I drive 55 :speechless-smiley-0

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Originally Posted by Boatnaked

I bought Nitto's after 18000 miles they were shot, my son got about 26000 out of his

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I had just over 10K on my last set of Grapplers and they still looked brand new when I sold the truck. Rotate every 3K and air pressure is the key.

Hard to beat the miles you can get out of the BFG’s but they are just too hard to keep balanced.

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Originally Posted by Hotboat

I'm guessing the BFG's could do close to 70k if I keep them. But 99.9% freeway miles. And the balance issues. I might do another 10K (2 1/2 months) then start looking.

I like the Nitto's, but I think they're too agressive for 99% freeway use. Maybe the Geo's.

Maybe slicks on the back and have a little fun in the Keys :wink:

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Nitto has a road tire called the Dura Grappler. I have not used them so don't know about mileage.
Personally, for long mileage I like Michelins, but I don't think they have anything over 33". They don't pick up stones very much either.

I have these on my truck http://www.wheelfire.com/scontent/Ti...FUUV3godRBIAEg this is my first set so don't know how long they will last but I like them and I used to have BFG's also. I can try and get you a deal in Upland if you are interested!

I ran Toyos on our Yukon and thought they were the shit ... I would like to hear Willys take on tire wear ?

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Originally Posted by Mitch

I ran Toyos on our Yukon and thought they were the shit ... I would like to hear Willys take on tire wear ?

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I'll get around 60k. I don't burn tire too much but when I do

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Originally Posted by WMC

I'll get around 60k. I don't burn tire too much but when I do

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I think you lost at least 5k miles last weekend lol

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Originally Posted by Hotboat

I think you lost at least 5k miles last weekend lol

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Generous

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Originally Posted by Cigalert

Generous

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5k in one spot. If there were multiples then multiply by 5 :D

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Originally Posted by hotboat

5k in one spot. If there were multiples then multiply by 5 :d

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x2 lmao .....

Toyo A/T 2 they just came out.. great on and off road