Shadowmaker
Well-Known Member
I am up in the C'dA area. Hopefully we will get down towards for some Boise area wheeling in the next year.Looks like were both in Idaho too, which part of the state are you in. That gash happened at Robie Creek a couple weeks ago just simply driving out to a group where a stock rig could of gone. Nothing crazy at all. The other damage to the tread I can completely pass off as spinning tires too much on the rocks south of Melba, but these are definitely not holding up to even the reasonably low price I paid (245 per tire at the time from Northridge).
Interesting that you talk about the ridge grapplers in cold temps. I will have to take that into account. Honestly with the wheels I have I may have to go with a -offset wheel for any of the other options. Which is something I am tempted to do anyway with the Icon Rebound Pro's now being out.
And all the tires I listed showed that they were avail within a week or so at discounttire.
It is a curious failure. Might be worth the due diligence to Milestar. On the other hand, it could just continue the frustration.
My experience with the Ridge Grapplers could be a one-off on that specific vehicle. There are people up here running them, but other tires seem to out-traction them in deep snow including the KO2. But the 38x12.50r17 is an attractive size on the Gladiator. Then add the lighter weight unheard of on a NItto, makes them cooler. But then.. the wallet.
I run non-beadlock wheels with good success. The Rebound Pro is sexy. Doesn't the Borah convert back to a non-beadlock? Here is a pic of a black Rebound on my JKU.
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