General Grabber AT 2 Tires?

[whodkne]

Seem to have some good ratings on TR and a nice tread pattern. Really cheap and looks like they are made by Continental tires, so not a really off brand.

The have the 285/75/16's and are about $100 a piece. Going to see if my local guy can get them and what his price is.. unless someone has something bad to say.

 

[e9999]

I hope they're good, you don't want to be in the middle of the boonies with a couple of cheap tires busted...

 

[whodkne]

Not for off roading.. just city driving. Just want something that looks like it belongs on the 100.. not some thin tiny thing.

 

[whodkne]

Anyone?

 

[Pskhaat]

I just sold off some old General Grabbers in a 31x10.50r15s. They were an older design no doubt, but had absolutely no complaints whatsoever, took some decent punishment and wore very well. Never did anything major with them, but had no problems at all.

 

[whodkne]

Thanks!

 

[NMuzj100]

I had problems with the last set of General tires I had, But that doesn't mean they are all cheap/junk. I would recommend road-force balancing on any new tire because it can detect internal flaws that will otherwise go unnoticed until it is too late to get the tires replaced.

 

[jaab]

When i bought the truck it already had the Grabbers ST, they wore fast for a highway tread but i thought they were fine UNTIL i switched to the Dick Cepeks FC-II.. then i realised how much i didn't like them. You get what you pay for.. definitely !! MAybe the AT2s are better...