Barnaby’sdad
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315/70-17 BFG A/T on AEV Pintler (Onyx) w/ stock suspension. These are listed as 34.4”, but measure ~33.5” under load.
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I was thinking about going with this tire as well but was concerned about it being a load range E. Does it ride any rougher on the road and how’s the handling?35x11.5 Nitto Ridge Grapplers. 2” taller and 3lbs heavier than stock Falken ATs. Recalibrated as soon as I left Discount Tire and when I hit the freeway I easily saw 8th, but I do detect it wants to downshift more. Actual tire spec says it’s 34.76. Tazer allowed me to enter 34.77. No lift and spare fits fine. I think my build is done, haha, yeah right, but it’s functional and looks great! I’m optimistic that since they’re less than 3lbs heavier (2.59lbs.) I won’t get a severe mph hit.![]()
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I feel like it rides the same, but at first I thought I felt the ever slightest wandering. Either it was in my head or it was so minor I adjusted to it. I’m pretty sensitive to that sort of thing, so I wouldn’t worry. I’m happy with them.I was thinking a pout going with this tire as well but was concerned about it being a load range E. Does it rise any rougher on the road and how’s the handling?
Mine actually rides better. My guess is the extra sidewall helps cushion the ride.I was thinking about going with this tire as well but was concerned about it being a load range E. Does it ride any rougher on the road and how’s the handling?
The Olympic national forest is one of the most beautiful places in WA for sure!@Animal, beautiful country, what's the story behind your sticker on the hood?
Have you been through the Wynoochee basin yet? Its pretty amazing, and some hidden gems of days past as well.The Olympic national forest is one of the most beautiful places in WA for sure!
The photos were actually taken at the north end of the Wynoochee lake! Was scouting some future camping sites and will be headed back soon to explore more.Have you been through the Wynoochee basin yet? Its pretty amazing, and some hidden gems of days past as well.
Awesome!! That is one of my favorite places. There's a few roads to explore, most are not accessible though because its so steep there. Be careful of the one road that does the big loop. Road 2270 I think it is. It's closed in winters but on the northwest portion where it gets close to the national park boundary there is a old rock slide. I went over it with my TJ years ago and it is super sketch, if you roll or slide, there's nothing to stop you for about 1,000 feet. And its steep and pebble rock so backing down is even more sketch. Just a heads up lol. But man that place is so beautiful. I miss it.The photos were actually taken at the north end of the Wynoochee lake! Was scouting some future camping sites and will be headed back soon to explore more.