The OEM tires on the SUT look so damn small for some reason as has been pointed out!

What does everyone think about the Nitto Dune Grapplers??? They have a better look to them and will probably perform as well as the OEM's. Not any bigger but they may look bigger with their style!!

Input???

The OEM tires on the SUT look so damn small for some reason as has been pointed out!

What does everyone think about the Nitto Dune Grapplers??? They have a better look to them and will probably perform as well as the OEM's. Not any bigger but they may look bigger with their style!!

Input???

Fun shopping isn't it?

JMO but they look too street, And the flame pattern in the sidewall is well.....

I PUT 37x13.50 r18 on my sut and it looks awesome those stock tires are too skinny u need a wider stance i got the nitto mud grapplers look at txsut pics on here somewhere my sut is the same as his color and all, yeah black rules by the way

stock knock off!

^^ What everyone else said. ^^

If you're going to stay with 35s, might as well get a tire that really looks good. Toyo M/Ts come to mind.

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Fun shopping isn't it?

JMO but they look too street, And the flame pattern in the sidewall is well..... </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

The Hummer shopping plague has taken over!!!

OK, forget those tires.

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^^ What everyone else said. ^^

If you're going to stay with 35s, might as well get a tire that really looks good. Toyo M/Ts come to mind. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Aren't those mud tires? Guess I'll see how they perform in sand at Mojave (again)!!

Just trying to figure out what kind of H2 owner you are:

Off road?
No Off road
Snow/ Ice?
Street Only?


Keep in mind if you go to a 13.50 wide tire on the stck rim (and you have air susp.) you put great risk of hitting the sensor for the air susp. (placed in rear wheel well). When auring down for off roading you can hit that sensor, and than your bags can deflate or "pop." I had that happen on my 03 w/ 37 X 12.50 BFG MT's on the stock rims. I was aired down to about 18 psi though.

If you plan on off roading 37's add a little more clearance and fill the wells up nice! 35's offer more room to flex. 35" on 18" rim is a great combo too. I have run those BFG MT's in snow/ ice and they bring the pucker factor! I have hearrd the Toyo's are better, but that's not first hand either.

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Just trying to figure out what kind of H2 owner you are:

Off road?
No Off road
Snow/ Ice?
Street Only?
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Off road only. My other car is for daily use. The terrain around here, however, is desert hill sand rock. Not much mud and certainly no snow or ice!! This is why I was thinking that specific mud tires would not be as practical for me as an all terrain that's a bit wider than stock.

What do you think?

Lots of tire info here: http://www.*******club.com/tech.html

If H2F sees those tires he's going to go nuts! Just look at those flames...

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If H2F sees those tires he's going to go nuts! Just look at those flames...

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Wonder if he'll find a way to have the flame pattern chromed?

Sean

Drty, can you run those on stock size wheels??? Really don't want to have to change out the wheels as well.