Rickspeed
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Looks like after a day of research the stock scorpion tires get the best ratings on most tire sites. I found them for $740 shipped for a set of 4. Anyone know where to get them any cheaper? Thanks.
TREKER said:Thats a steal... Jump on that... You headin to Canada for your oems wheels? I heard someone talking about it... Have them shipped. Any savings you get from the rims will be eaten up in gas.
Rickspeed said:Got the OEM Night Runner 22's yesterday. I rented a car from enterprise for $90 plus $90 in fuel, and of course 12 hours later they are sitting in my house ready for tires. They are mint, had maybe 10 miles on the rims if that. Guy bought an 06 night runner, and wanted the polished ones. The rims were swapped before he picked it up at the dealer, and he had no use for the black ones, so he sold them to me for $750.
wont grow old said:Most guys on this site think the stock tires suck.There have been many threads on this topic.Do a search.What a steal on the rims.They will look kick ass on a silver truck.I'm thinking toyo's for my next tires.Proxes s/t's
I have these on the quad/cab :rock: :rock: went from smoking the tires to hooking every time the ride is perfect and smoothRickspeed said:After more research I went with the Conti Contact UHP's Got them for $743 shipped from Tire Rack. On most tire review sites these got better ratings overall, less noise, longer tread life, better traction, and perform better in wet weather.
06__QUAD__SRT10 said:I have these on the quad/cab :rock: :rock: went from smoking the tires to hooking every time the ride is perfect and smooth![]()
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Django said:I agree about the Pirellis.... Some have claimed they are they major contributor to bumpsteer problems... 'specially on lowered trucks.
I'll also go to another product next go round.
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Annu Kumar said:Pirellis No good!!! What Tires Are good than for High speed Handling and something that Hugs the road.
Django said:I'm still deciding......
But I believe I'll do the Kumho Ecstas or the Toyo Proxes next......
These are (after all) still just trucks.... And, I think that spending 300 bucks a tire is a bit rich unless you require them for running competatively on a race course.....
I'm still not convinced that Generals quality control is up to snuff.... Sure some guys got good tires, but others did not.... It's a question of consistency... I don't think I trust 'em..... But that's just me....
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If your basing your decision on the reviews from 1010tires, let me put your mind at ease. Some of those reviews were on tires that are not even available in the Grabber UHP's sizes. I think one guy had an F250 and another guy quoted a tire size more for off roading. If you haven't yet, check out the reviews at TireRack. I'm not trying to convince you to buy the Generals. I just don't want you not to buy them based on bad information. To add to the confusion there are other versions of the Grabber (AT2, TR, AW, ST, HP). Perhaps one of those versions is what they are talking about. The UHP's are getting excellent reviews. Happy hunting.Django said:I'm still not convinced that Generals quality control is up to snuff.... Sure some guys got good tires, but others did not.... It's a question of consistency... I don't think I trust 'em..... But that's just me....D