new general grabber tires with red letters
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new general grabber tires with red letters
any one running these http://www.4wd.com/productdetails.as...4&partID=57140
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Year: 1989 Laredo
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Personally my favorite look for the Cherokee is the BFG All-Terrain-T/A-KO's. I plan on getting myself a set once I have the $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$..... seems like that will never happen though, they are expensive.
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my mind is set on either wrangler duraterec....which im running now on my 97 or the wrangler m/t s with kevlar probaly in 32 s ,,,but the generals look good with the red ,but they dont come in 32s ....
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i was thinkin of doing that with my grabber at'2s. i bought them because to me, they seemed like the cheapest more aggressive looking at's i could find.
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Cause they look almost like my BFG gravel racing tires, that my car has.
F-ing weird...but it says on theyre website
Exactly.
F-ing weird...but it says on theyre website
- "Delivers deceptively high levels of traction in both mud and silt"
Exactly.
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the dealer we get ours from went and tried these out and said they are great in mud and on rocks but i dont think they'll work good in the snow i work for a local truck acc. store so we have seen all kinds of good stuff come out... check us out at truckworksandmore.com
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I think they look more like an AT, instead of an MT
When I think of an MT, I think of something like this, AT LEAST!
You know, something with knobbies all over it.
They look ALOT more like a Hard packed dirt racing tire, too me...which would be EXCELLENT for Rally!!
I like the Website too BTW! I'll be looking for some new wider wheels sometime soon, and youre close by too, which is really great!
When I think of an MT, I think of something like this, AT LEAST!
You know, something with knobbies all over it.
They look ALOT more like a Hard packed dirt racing tire, too me...which would be EXCELLENT for Rally!!
I like the Website too BTW! I'll be looking for some new wider wheels sometime soon, and youre close by too, which is really great!
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the grabber at2's look like the bfg at's but i think a little more aggressive. and they work pretty good in mud and snow,as long as the mud isnt 3 feet deep,more like one and a half. your better off gettin the grabber at2's at around 120 bucks or less, a tire. i payed 115 bucks for mine though.
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