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#Grabber x3 vs km3 full size

The Grabber’s key features include sidewall protection, Duragen Technology for puncture resistance and an open tread design. Micheldever is General Tire’s distribution partner for its range of 4×4 tyres, including the Grabber X3. “Independent test results such as the LRO challenge help the Grabber X3 establish its own place in the 4×4 mud terrain tyre performance hierarchy, as one of the best tyres of its type available on the market.” “Going head to head with such a well renowned and proven mud terrain tyre as the BF Goodrich MTK M2 is a great endorsement of the qualities and performance capabilities of the Grabber X3. Lisa Marie Davison, Micheldever Tyre Services trade marketing manager said: “We are delighted to see the Grabber X3 outperform one of the most popular, high performance 4×4 mud terrain tyres currently on the market. Ultimately the Grabber X3 emerged on top by five points with an overall score of 79 points to 74 points. The BF Goodrich MT KM2 edged the Grabber X3 in a sandy hill climb challenge, while the other remaining five tests were drawn. On mud, the Grabber X3 is a superb tire, capable of providing plenty of. General Tire’s Grabber X3 came out on top after scoring higher in a range of challenges including climbing out of ruts, producing the least road noise, braking on wet roads and finding grip in gloopy mud. The Mud-Terrain T/A KM3 is the third version, and the brand promises some. The tyres were tested over 10 gruelling stages in the independent test, with the results verified by LRO’s experienced team. The magazine fit the General Tire Grabber X3 and BFGoodrich’s MT KM2, two of the most prominent mud-terrain 4×4 tyres available in the UK, to a Land Rover Discovery 2 (245/75R16) at the Snugg’s Pit off-road proving ground in Suffolk, which features some of the UK’s toughest and muddiest conditions. LRO magazine has conducted a test to demonstrate the performance of mud-terrain tyres, and the difference the make to driving in deep mud, rough areas and unpredictable slippery surfaces.

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This is also not my daily driver, more of an adventure toy so they hardly get any mileage on them. I cannot answer this as my tires are brand new and were practically new when I warrantied them. I believe that is about half of what they were new. I have had the tires on for 26,000 miles and they have 10/32" left. I just measured the tires front and rear. I don't consider tires under 6/32 suitable for offroad use, so I don't count any mileage under that point in my estimates. Currently I think I might be able to get 30,000 out of them (now at 17,300). The Wildpeak wears like butter at first, then wear improves (though I am sure performance worsens in absolute terms I use the locker and MTS offroad and do not push it on road so I cannot tell). If the MT2 will wear down all together in 20k with frequent offroad use, that won't work well considering it is 250/tire. Don't want to go back to LT-D KO2s, heavy and really not as good as the Wildpeak anywhere just stronger.

#Grabber x3 vs km3 full size

Over the years I’ve run KOs on full size PUs, KM2 35s and KM3 37s on the Jeep. Ive never understood the draw to BFG tires.

I am still happy with my AT3W Wildpeaks but I want a Plan B should I decide I want a 3-ply sidewall tire again. KM3 is VERY expensive, VERY heavy, and apparently is still loud and runs small to size. I am looking at 255 75 17 MT2 because it is only 47lb and LT-C instead of E. What has you wear been per 1/32nds and over what mileage? I will buy them again and highly recommend them. It measured out at 36.8 inches tall with a 12.5-inch section width. We used a 37×12.50R17 X3 with a D load range. Zero vibrations issues or odd wear issues. The General Grabber X3 definitely looks aggressive and right at home in the dirt. And to my surprise very good in the rain.

They are fine on road and great off road.

By a large margin this is a vastly improved tire. Years ago I ran the original MT's on a different truck. Had them on for one year and about 15,000 miles.