Hi guys! First post here; a Quick intro, I currently have a Jeep Commander and in spring will be in the market for a 2014 WK2 Limited and am doing my research on mods in advance. I am a WI weekend warrior that drives mostly on road but needs the AT tire capability for WI weather, getting into duck camp on dirt farm roads, deer hunting on National Forest fire roads, and various other fishing/kayaking adventures.
Here is the comment/question in need more info on - I am looking at AT tire options for the 20" rims, and there seems to be just 1; the Nitto Terra Grappler in stock 265/50-20. For the guys running this tire - What is the lifespan you have experienced so far? I am a bit hesitant to go with a potentially soft tire like this as I had an awful experience with a set of General Grabber ATs, they were great winter/offroad performers but lasted 15K.
And No, I dont want to go with a non stock size. I have oversized on my Commander now and just dont want the hassle of speedo/odo being off and all the other screwing around with trimming, bending and spacing that comes with it. I also really like the SRT reps that are out there Will those survive in winter/salt conditions?
Thanks in advance - Any advice is appreciated... :thumbsup:
Here is the comment/question in need more info on - I am looking at AT tire options for the 20" rims, and there seems to be just 1; the Nitto Terra Grappler in stock 265/50-20. For the guys running this tire - What is the lifespan you have experienced so far? I am a bit hesitant to go with a potentially soft tire like this as I had an awful experience with a set of General Grabber ATs, they were great winter/offroad performers but lasted 15K.
And No, I dont want to go with a non stock size. I have oversized on my Commander now and just dont want the hassle of speedo/odo being off and all the other screwing around with trimming, bending and spacing that comes with it. I also really like the SRT reps that are out there Will those survive in winter/salt conditions?
Thanks in advance - Any advice is appreciated... :thumbsup: