Optional $295 tires

[Detroit87]

Hey all, I have lariat FX4 ordered with 18s. I ordered optional (LT265/70R18C OWL all terrain tires A/T) for $295. I assume these are a more aggressive off road tire. Has anyone ordered these and know exactly what tire this is? Or a picture ? Website doesn't give details. Also, I wanted the 20s but my current 19' has the 20s with hankooks which are awful in snow. Anyone have the 20s with perellis, and could comment how they are offroad and in snow?

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[jp1170]

I may be wrong but I feel like I saw a truck in a dealers inventory a few months back that had a set of General Grabber AT tires on it and the options list mentioned having upgraded LT tires. It was a Larait with the 18” wheels…I thought the tires looked really good.

 

[Detroit87]

I may be wrong but I feel like I saw a truck in a dealers inventory a few months back that had a set of General Grabber AT tires on it and the options list mentioned having upgraded LT tires. It was a Larait with the 18” wheels…I thought the tires looked really good.

Ok, thanks. Appreciate it

 

[PBXL]

If that is $295 for all 4 tires, then it is a good deal. If that is $295 per tire for the upgrade, you are better off getting the normal tires and then upgrading elsewhere.

 

[UGADawg96]

I didn't know LT tires were an option as I didn't recall seeing them in the build and price tool. So I just checked and yes, it is only $295 for all four, but they only offer them for the 18" wheels. Since I optioned up to the 20" wheels, they don't offer LT tires in my size from the factory. If you don't have a strong brand preference and only care about getting LT tires and are okay with OWL, then it's probably worth it.

It looks like it may be these:
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...l&tireModel=Grabber+APT&partnum=67SR8GRAPTOWL

Per the TR site: The Grabber APT is General's On-/Off-Road All-Terrain tire initially developed for Original Equipment use on the Nissan Titan

 

[Rockman5159]

I didn't know LT tires were an option as I didn't recall seeing them in the build and price tool. So I just checked and yes, it is only $295 for all four, but they only offer them for the 18" wheels. Since I optioned up to the 20" wheels, they don't offer LT tires in my size from the factory. If you don't have a strong brand preference and only care about getting LT tires and are okay with OWL, then it's probably worth it.

It looks like it may be these:
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...l&tireModel=Grabber+APT&partnum=67SR8GRAPTOWL

Per the TR site: The Grabber APT is General's On-/Off-Road All-Terrain tire initially developed for Original Equipment use on the Nissan Titan

 

[Rockman5159]

i bought a set of new take offs on a 2021 F150 in the 18" chrome and they have rwl Michelins 275/65-18

 

[Detroit87]

I didn't know LT tires were an option as I didn't recall seeing them in the build and price tool. So I just checked and yes, it is only $295 for all four, but they only offer them for the 18" wheels. Since I optioned up to the 20" wheels, they don't offer LT tires in my size from the factory. If you don't have a strong brand preference and only care about getting LT tires and are okay with OWL, then it's probably worth it.

It looks like it may be these:
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...l&tireModel=Grabber+APT&partnum=67SR8GRAPTOWL

Per the TR site: The Grabber APT is General's On-/Off-Road All-Terrain tire initially developed for Original Equipment use on the Nissan Titan

Wow, thank you so much for that info. I really appreciate it. I'll be he happy with those! Good in the snow!

 

[Don]

I have 2021 with LT tires on 18” wheels. They are general grabbers as stated earlier. Drove once on snow, it was okay. No complaints in mud or on wet streets. They are quiet running. I wish they looked a little more aggressive, but they seem to be fine. Sorry I cannot comment more, I only put 2818 miles on it before lemon lawing the truck for engine issues.

 

[Detroit87]

I have 2021 with LT tires on 18” wheels. They are general grabbers as stated earlier. Drove once on snow, it was okay. No complaints in mud or on wet streets. They are quiet running. I wish they looked a little more aggressive, but they seem to be fine. Sorry I cannot comment more, I only put 2818 miles on it before lemon lawing the truck for engine issues.

Ok, thanks

 

[Detroit87]

Ok, thanks

What engine was it?

 

[Detroit87]

I didn't know LT tires were an option as I didn't recall seeing them in the build and price tool. So I just checked and yes, it is only $295 for all four, but they only offer them for the 18" wheels. Since I optioned up to the 20" wheels, they don't offer LT tires in my size from the factory. If you don't have a strong brand preference and only care about getting LT tires and are okay with OWL, then it's probably worth it.

It looks like it may be these:
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...l&tireModel=Grabber+APT&partnum=67SR8GRAPTOWL

Per the TR site: The Grabber APT is General's On-/Off-Road All-Terrain tire initially developed for Original Equipment use on the Nissan Titan

Thanks for the info, what tires do you have on your truck? I see in your pic you up graded.

 

[UGADawg96]

Thanks for the info, what tires do you have on your truck? I see in your pic you up graded.

See my signature Geolandar G015 LT285/60r20
Detailed pics:
https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/threads/yokohama-geolandar-g015-lt285-60r20.7572/

 

[Detroit87]

See my signature Geolandar G015 LT285/60r20
Detailed pics:
https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/threads/yokohama-geolandar-g015-lt285-60r20.7572/

I see now lol. Those look badass. My 19' sport 20s have those hankooks that you replaced. I live in Michigan and I hate them. They are the worst in the snow

 

[UGADawg96]

I see now lol. Those look badass. My 19' sport 20s have those hankooks that you replaced. I live in Michigan and I hate them. They are the worst in the snow

I really like these new Yokos. I just sold the OEM hankooks on Craigslist for $400 this morning. Glad they aren't collecting dust in my garage anymore. Two weeks was long enough. hah. We don't get snow down in FL, but I'd bet these Yokos would do great based on reviews from those in snow areas. And they are 3-Peak Mountain Snowflake rated. They ride like OEM, but more aggressive tread for whenever and whereever needed.

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