tribalbreak
New Member
ok so ive had my 03 denali for 2 weeks now and i love it. we had our first snow here in pa and the awd and traction control worked like a charm. I want to replace the tires on my truck because the fronts are quite worn and the backs are not too much better. the truck handled the snow great but i could tell the tires were the braking culpret. we are expecting a harsh winter so i want to keep my family safe. i was looking at a few different tires including the yokohama geolanders at-s and the nitto terra grappler
Now i dont have a ton of cash to blow on tires and although i want the nittos (188 each for my stock wheels) there are alittle steep on price. the Geolanders are were my real question comes in. Tirerack has them listed for 117 and another set for 154? the only thing i can think is that one is load range E? and how important is that load range on my truck? any help with why they have the same tires listed at 2 different prices? and anybody with comments on the tires? any commentary is appreciated.
Now i dont have a ton of cash to blow on tires and although i want the nittos (188 each for my stock wheels) there are alittle steep on price. the Geolanders are were my real question comes in. Tirerack has them listed for 117 and another set for 154? the only thing i can think is that one is load range E? and how important is that load range on my truck? any help with why they have the same tires listed at 2 different prices? and anybody with comments on the tires? any commentary is appreciated.
