RaptorFlipper
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I have 37 BFG AT's on my 13, and 37 Nitto ridge grapplers on my 18. I prefer the Nitto's for better rain and off road. Only slightly better. No snow Houston. Haha. They are not any louder that i can tell.
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I've been running them on my Bronco for the last 5 years and I have 6k miles on the Duratracs on my Raptor. The 35x12.5x17 are a little cheaper than the 315/70/17 but I went with the 315's for a slightly softer ride. The 35's are load range E and the 315's are load range D. My load range D Duratracs ride a little firmer than the stock load range C KO2's.
Nitro Ridge Grappler Update - now that I’ve been running the Nittos for a month I will say they are much much stiffer and don’t ride as well. Also, I now have “Wheel Hop” over expansion joints and certain terrain that I didn’t have before. I like the Nittos but for all but serious off road work the BFG is a better tire for the Raptor.
Nitro Ridge Grappler Update - now that I’ve been running the Nittos for a month I will say they are much much stiffer and don’t ride as well. Also, I now have “Wheel Hop” over expansion joints and certain terrain that I didn’t have before. I like the Nittos but for all but serious off road work the BFG is a better tire for the Raptor.
BFG is releasing a load range C KM2 in 35” and 37” around the beginning of the year. This will also release along with a load range C KO2.
Huge KO2 fan. 13 psi and awesome traction on the dunes, worked well off-road and incredible grip in AWD when raining. Resist hydroplaning very well. Florida type.
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If it’s raining with standing water why wouldn’t you use 4A? Regardless of situation, why wouldn’t you use the best tool at your avail? Just curious.
I’ve never driven a 500+ HP pickup in 2H that hooked up in standing water over pavement.
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BFG is releasing a load range C KM2 in 35” and 37” around the beginning of the year. This will also release along with a load range C KO2.
Huge KO2 fan. 13 psi and awesome traction on the dunes, worked well off-road and incredible grip in AWD when raining. Resist hydroplaning very well. Florida type.
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