Tire Comparison video with the General Grabber ATX, BF Goodrich KO2, and Goodyear DuraTrac 

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Shouldn't puncture resistant and ability to get out of anything off-road be the primary concern? If they are like dozens of miles away from any help, unless they are some super boy/girlscout, you are fucked. Last activity they do in life until they are dead only to be eaten by animals and birds.

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Thanks!!!

So wrong. America has TONS of people like this. The problem is you have to get out in your community and support all these knowledgable small businesses. Ive never understood why saving $40 on Amazon and Walmart on $1500 worth of tires is worth seeing these business owners disappear.

@@pappyjohn8142 so true ma and pa business

You're not kidding.

I appreciate that!

Agree, it's 2021 and if you are still yelling out "whatzz up U tube" at the start of your vid I'm out. I want info not two minutes BS and umm, ahh, and basicly.

Thanks!

I agree.

I also agree, I love mine!

General grabber has balance issues lot lot

Duratracs are loud

Lol. I'm with you.

Awesome!

be curious to hear your pitch on my post, i don't have a truck, Suv but would like to throw something for what I am doing proper. I hear one bad review on these tires, but it was one and the only one i found, so I would be interested if you think Duretrak would work...among the other choices for I would be using them for.

That’s exactly the kind of information I was looking for. How is the overall wear?

My pleasure.

Awesome!

your the third Duretrac review I have read, wonder if you think they might be alright for my purpose.

I have a Tahoe I use for hunting/fishing/winter and I'm on my 3rd set (with different vehicles). I blew out a sidewall last week hitting a pothole. The tire was 8 years old and weather checked pretty bad so I went E series this time. I love the traction these tires have. I've previously owned the BFG KO2 KO Mud terrain. I don't think they compare at all.

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@Aleksfoxtrot Good choice Continental makes them www.google.com/search?ei=MoI7XfydOoGutQbG8qYQ&q=who+makes+general+tires&oq=WHO+MAKES+GENERAL+TIRE&gs_l=psy-ab.1.0.0l2j0i8i30l5.4523.8842..11586...0.0..0.534.2676.0j3j3j1j1j1......0....1..gws-wiz.......0i7i30j0i8i7i30j0i8i13i30..12%3A0j13%3A0.jvl2rntfPG8

How are they so far? I plan on getting those exact tires and sizes for my truck

been asking for options, my post is a small mini-series, but I am in the right place don't wanna write anymore, or read, or go through media, just here for advice so I can go buy, and be done.

Hankook dynapros are good as a tire swing and that's it they get stuck on wet grass.

Got it.

Cooper AT3 4S tires are terrible in snow.

They did change the tread compound because of that wear. Some sizes were wearing a lot faster.

I have heard that.

Nice. Thanks for the feedback.

Me To have the HTS60s on my 4x4 Tahoe and the AT2 ON my '98 4x4 Silverado

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks for the feedback. It's very helpful to have real world comments.

I have heard that from other people too.

Hell yeah!

would you mind looking at my post?, its a novel, but i have a SUV not a truck, maybe sell me on the BFG's.

I think the Grabber ATX is a great tire.

until they wear out faster than your ko's!

Right on. The Grabber ATX took their place.

RJ Sabroso You’re the second person that has put that in a comment on one of my videos. I don’t see it though Lol.

Thought I'd start with a compliment, then ask for a discount on a set of BFG AT KO2... lol.

Jonah Wheel

@@zinjhor2718 Compliment?

It's the first thing I thought when I loaded the video. It's uncanny really.

Try the General Grabber HTS60

Any of these would be fine since they have such deep traction grooves to evacuate water.

Yeah, I dont mind snow but rain driving scares shit out if me!! Which ones did u eventually get, I'm looking & considering Micky Thompson ATPZ3???? I drive on road only. I have Nittos but have to replace. 2008 wrangler.

Generals are Awesome Tires ....agreed ........

I think that the General Grabber ATX is just as good now as the K02.

I just bought a set of atx grabeers on my tundra. They look great and a good price too for 130 dlls each on México.

You wheel the crap out of that Dacia. That Simex looks pretty tough in the video. I don't think we have those here in the US. What language are you speaking in the video?

Thanks!

Johnny5 I agree.

Thanks!

Awesome!

are they quiet compared to K02s?

I've got another video with the Falken Tire in it.

Cool, Thank you for the feedback.

Wish they made more sizes I'd give them a try.

Stick with what you like.

Try the General Grabber ATX

Try the ATX. The HD is more of a commercial tire if you need that.

Michelin LTX.

Awesome!

Stay tuned!

Good choice.

What's up Brain .. Did you buy your tires yet ? , seen your comment .. I went from BFG , to the General AT/Xs , well you know we didn't have any snow yet , but , the grip and bite of the AT/X are incredible !! 3 months now .. peace

@Nick J Keep us updated.👍

Click the tirebuyer link in the description to get pricing.

The ATX should be an upgrade from the AT2.

Yes. You are correct. Puncture resistance is extremely important in extreme conditions.

God I hope not.

Yeah, they're not good.

Wow really eh!...good know!, I wrote a novel on here and could use all advice concerning my situation and set this winter, be great to hear your go too...thanks.

The hours I spend in residential for Uber eats 8 -10 hours, I have no doubt that winter tires would be good, but I am a good driver, I pay attention to the road and I don’t drive fast. However I have liked the feel of all terrains the last 5 years, just the brand I picked wasn’t well known Maxxis... but they have done very well. Now I have seen videos like this on quality known picks... I like the rugged feel, had two screws plugged... winter tires small side walls...is there such a thing as a rugged performance winter tire... not to worried about the roads main streets etc, but I will be in ungraded areas and they debris that usually punctures, is why my search for a good all terrain with side wall protection, also cost... if I could get a winter tires that was as durable as ATS, that would be fine.:: Mchlln ex ice is good on the highway at high speeds, not so good in gravel road she blizzacks are, but blizzacks have grey area on dry pavement, and wear faster then mchllns, they are both the best on the market no doubt...need something that is gonna take a beating winters suck here, lots of rough roads pot holes ect. Grabber sounds good... duratec sounds good??.

Ok, in your opinion what is the gold standard AT tire?

@@mmholling87 There are so many good tread patterns that are almost identical between brands and such a variety of both mild to agressive a/t branded tires. It really depends on driving conditions. A good a/t in Arizona could be horrible in my part of the world "North and South Dakota". I know when the snow gets "deep" +1 foot or the pastures and fields get muddy "true off road not playing on a trail" the KO2 simply will not get you back home, several a/t's will. It does look nice but more of a copper standard, silver at best. The Cooper Discoverer A/T3 xlt, St Max, Toyo Open Country, Goodyear Wrangler Duratrack and several others would completely outperform the BFG A/T. Some of their M/T tires are great though.

I see where you are coming from. Any of those tires you mentioned will do well in your application. I was speaking from my experience and from sales data.

I hate to hear that. I know that they have changed the compound on some sizes becasue of accelerated wear. I have never had a problem with wear at all.

Thanks for the real world feedback. I really appreciate it!

Duratrac was the best tire I've had ,my truck goes off road most the time hunting, cutting firewood,etc ,had ko2 wasn't happy ,now have the km3 they are good

Thank you so much!

Right in line.

I’d go up to a 295 with the BFG K02.

Yes, Its much better for highway stability.

We differ on that opinion.

Do the General Grabber ATX or the BF Goodrich K02

Thanks for the real world feedback!

I have Duratracs too. Very noisy and rough ride. Looking to replace them real soon.

This will be a perfect tire for you!

Oh man, Thanks for the feedback!

BF Goodrich K02

Awesome!

during the summer how do they do?..

Try a set of KO2's

Probably the General Grabber ATX aired down to about 20 psi

Try the Yokohama Geolander X-AT or the General Grabber ATX. If your mud is nasty clay type mud, you might try the General Grabber X3 or the Toyo Open Country MT.

Good choice!

I would try the Continental Terrain Contact AT.

Michael Werbick I agree...I think.

Michael Werbick y

Try the General Grabber ATX

Lol

There is not much you can do for me but I have some friends in Portland who have a dealership and service center. Freeman Motor Company on Macadam Ave. Go see them. They sell Falken Tires.

Some people have reported accelerated wear in certain sizes. I think you can call BFG and they will make an adjustment.

Campus Automotive Inc. thanks for the info!

Need to rotate every 5k Miles. I have 45k on my 325’s on an F250 with plenty of tread left

I rotated every five still got horrible wear the tire is too soft

Besides to rotate every five thousand is stupid

Switch to a BFGoodrich K02

Well, alot of people are having great experiences with Falken.

O9

are they quiet compared to K02s?

@@Jordan-yg5xb compared to ko2s much quieter and with better tread wear just rotate occasionally

Thanks for the feedback!

I did a Firestone video too

Sometime true, sometimes not.

Awesome!

You’ll be lucky to get 30k out of em. Threw a set of 255/80R17 Falken Wild Peak on my 2012 2500 Long bed crew cab and haven’t looked back. Twice the mileage for a little more money. Better performance all around.

They have similar looks but have a lot of differences.

Les Fogerson thanks!!!

The KO2 comes in two varieties, and only one is Tri-Peak. The DT ("different tread") version is not Tri-Peak.

Can anyone recommend a good tire than the 265/70/16 can’t get response?

You can try the Continental Terrain Contact AT, Bridgestone Dueler Revo3, Firestone Destination AT2, or the General Grabber APT.

walter yanez stay tuned!

Can't do ALL of them.

Not where they are made but where their company is based.

I think that Cooper is pretty good.

Cooper AT3s were awesome. I got 65k miles so far and still have tread. I noticed their price have gone up significantly since a few years ago.

Cooper tires wear too quick for me. Might get a year with them. Unfortunately, you get what you pay for. The more expensive ones usually have longer tread life. But who has $1200 for tires?

This was one of my first videos. I am getting better.

Thanks for watching!

Man, I'm sorry to hear that.