New Nitto Terra Grappler G3s LT315/70/17 Load Range E
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maynsteam94
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Those were my choice if i didnt go with the G3's
Just got off Walmart.com
$99 each !!!
Just clicked 4 Wildpeaks @ $99 each
They are Cs and show at over 75 pounds each, BUT at $99 each, I will live with them.
Tried searching again after I purchased and they now show only 3 left.
I have seen a couple deals like this on Walmart.com.
Missed a few deals too.
Clicked these as quick as I could.
Went back thinking about getting another set too, but only the 3.
With the Raptor stored for winter, I may go pull rims and tires for install.
Imagining the Auto center my give some friction about the load ratings.
Or may see about install somewhere else...
We'll see.
Says delivery to home (only option) right after New Year. Jan 2nd.
$99 each !!!
Just clicked 4 Wildpeaks @ $99 each
They are Cs and show at over 75 pounds each, BUT at $99 each, I will live with them.
Tried searching again after I purchased and they now show only 3 left.
I have seen a couple deals like this on Walmart.com.
Missed a few deals too.
Clicked these as quick as I could.
Went back thinking about getting another set too, but only the 3.
With the Raptor stored for winter, I may go pull rims and tires for install.
Imagining the Auto center my give some friction about the load ratings.
Or may see about install somewhere else...
We'll see.
Says delivery to home (only option) right after New Year. Jan 2nd.
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You shouldn't run tires with load ranges less than what it came with stock. Tire shops typically won't do that either. You'd have to bring the wheels in separate and tell them it's going on a lighter F150 that had "these Raptor take offs" swapped over.
I run without TPMS to save the money on sensors- and moreso to avoid the BS headaches that goes with them, but I wouldn't put C range tires on a Gen 1 Raptor to save $750.
I highly doubt there'd ever be an issue, but I still wouldn't do it.
I run without TPMS to save the money on sensors- and moreso to avoid the BS headaches that goes with them, but I wouldn't put C range tires on a Gen 1 Raptor to save $750.
I highly doubt there'd ever be an issue, but I still wouldn't do it.
Yep, 2011.
Wasn't out looking for C's, but saving a thousand dollars has me ordering them.
I was skeptical of the Good Year Territorys being C AND only 50 something pounds.
Had me wondering how sturdy/strong they could be.
These actually weigh a few pounds more than the E Hancook MTs that are on the Raptor now.
Not sure exactly what I will do for mounting and balancing, since I know some places have an issue.
With the truck stored for winter, I have time to come up with a plan.
May do just that, pull the rims and tires and show up with old and new, have them swapped, the return home and put them on the truck.
Wasn't out looking for C's, but saving a thousand dollars has me ordering them.
I was skeptical of the Good Year Territorys being C AND only 50 something pounds.
Had me wondering how sturdy/strong they could be.
These actually weigh a few pounds more than the E Hancook MTs that are on the Raptor now.
Not sure exactly what I will do for mounting and balancing, since I know some places have an issue.
With the truck stored for winter, I have time to come up with a plan.
May do just that, pull the rims and tires and show up with old and new, have them swapped, the return home and put them on the truck.
shigman
FRF Addict
What is the gross vehicle weight (not curb weight) on a gen 1? If it’s similar to a gen 2 … C load should be fine. C load 35s weren’t exactly common back then…if even at all.
Badass looking tire
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