My $1500 tundra lol

Those are the General Grabber AT
Those were replaced with the General Grabber AT/X in mid year 2018
With big stores buying inventory like they do, these could have been bought at a big store and sat in inventory a minute and it may not have been sold till 2019. However, these are great tires and last a LONG time. Dont put a plug in that tire with the nail, take it to a tire store and let them professionally put a patch on the inside.

 

0622

 

Hmmm... Our dump won't accept any kind of rubber items... Let us know what's actually wrong with them after you get them mounted... Something's up-... To be thrown out in that good of condition...

 

out of date no? 0622? most places have to stay within like 1-2 years of the dates stamped. For warranty/insurance purposes

 

As somebody with General tires on a vehicle, I completely understand why somebody would take them to the dump. They are the worst tires I've ever bought I'm just too cheap to get rid of tires with more than 1/2 tread left.

 

The 265 BFG AT tires that i found in the back of my shop are MUCH more mature than Ba Dass’s Grabbers. In fact my tires are old enough to legally smoke, get drafted, and run for office.

 

No I'm in ga and had had this truck since last year

 

It's an in Antarctica in the Big mountain there

 

Not what I'd buy since I'm 2wd

 

I really don't want all terrains so explain lol

 

They are 2022

 

I have the smaller calipers. Is the upgrade worth it?

 

Yeah I was getting it patched unfortunately tire shops around here on mount them if they're not new but I'm trying to make a deal with a used tire shop in which change for other tires that I have yet to find LOL. They are from 2022

 

Well here in Antarctica they actually have a container just for tires but a lot of them are cut because shops are assholes

 

I'll do up to 6 years I used to be a mechanic

 

As long as you're running 17" wheels, it won't hurt. You should be running 13WE from the factory. Upgrading to 13WL is least painful, minor trim on dust shields, everything else is virtually a bolt-up experience with no machining or adapters required (like you must do with the other big-brake upgrade).

 

The 13WL calipers also fit the stock 16" rims. I dunno if they fit each and every aftermarket 16" rim though.

 

I would have to disagree with ya there. Nitto ridge grapplers are the worst in the rain, I'm all over the fucking road. They do fine in snow and mud, but get them wet I lose all confidence in them. Junk

 

OEM Starfish at least, not all. And also don’t fit some OEM 16s from other Toyo/Lex SUV.

 

You say you don't like A/T tires, huh?

 

Breau not beating around the puck here.