Z71 question
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jcsswix
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Love the Nitto Ridge Grapplers. They're great on and off-road. I have plenty of sidewall when aired down. They are 10ply so they're very stout. I haven't ran them less than 15psi. It required extensive trimming of the inner fender well to fit the wheel/tire setup without rubbing even with the few inches of lift from my suspension setup. Also yeah I have seen very few z71's 07 and up too... They're not very common it seems.
Love the Nitto Ridge Grapplers. They're great on and off-road. I have plenty of sidewall when aired down. They are 10ply so they're very stout. I haven't ran them less than 15psi. It required extensive trimming of the inner fender well to fit the wheel/tire setup without rubbing even with the few inches of lift from my suspension setup. Also yeah I have seen very few z71's 07 and up too... They're not very common it seems.
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pt1965
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they are geolanders on stock 18s and they ride good. ive had nittos too, good ride but short tread life.
jcsswix
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Which Nittos did you have? Everyone I know that has had the ridge grapplers have had excellent tread life. They were recommended to me by a friend who manages a discount tire company and in my own research online the consensus was they run 40k miles easily if properly rotated. This played a huge part in my decision to go with them.
pt1965
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sorry, i'm not sure, it was a few trucks ago. i just remember treads wore down at 30k and wet traction suffered.
