What did you do to your AT4 today?

Paveslave · Apr 24, 2024

pigpen23 said:
I have found they last very similarly on HDs really. On my current 1/2 ton, I'll get easy 50k out of a set of Ridge Graps rotating every 6k.

That’s about exactly the same mileage we got on the last 4 sets

Joe98 · Apr 25, 2024

swilliams4 said:
Made it 2,500 miles before the factory Goodyears had to go. I can't believe GM puts the Territory on the truck from the factory, some of the worst tires I've ever had. Replaced with 275/60R20 Toyo Open Country RT Trail. Only drove it home from the tire shop so far so I need to put more miles on them before I form an opinion. Had read great things about these tires though.

Truck looks great ! Beautiful garage

I'm hearing the same thing from a lot of folks who have had the Goodyear's on their trucks; once they get some miles on em, they are pretty brutal.

pinebaron · Apr 25, 2024

Beautiful Truck and garage.
With less than a 1000 miles I changed mine from Good Year MT to Mickey Thompson Baja Boss 305/70R18, they are warranteed to 50k miles; don't think I can go wrong there. They look aggressive yet comfortable, I run them at 42PSI.

Josh_O · Apr 27, 2024

Tapped some yellow aux lighting into my fog circuit yesterday. I think it turned out pretty dope. I have laminix film coming for the factory fogs so they match.

Quik · Apr 27, 2024

2024 AT4X with 2k miles on the oem Goodyears and they had to go. I went with Nitto Ridge Grapplers and it's a very nice improvement. 285/70/18, kinda wanted to go 295 but have heard mixed reviews if those rub or not.

Josh_O · Apr 27, 2024

Tapped some yellow aux lighting into my fog circuit yesterday. I think it turned out pretty dope. I have laminix film coming for the factory fogs so they match. View attachment 8004 View attachment 8005

Quik said:
2024 AT4X with 2k miles on the oem Goodyears and they had to go. I went with Nitto Ridge Grapplers and it's a very nice improvement. 285/70/18, kinda wanted to go 295 but have heard mixed reviews if those rub or not.

You have a level on your truck or do the 285s fit without rubbing?

Quik · Apr 27, 2024

Josh_O said:
Tapped some yellow aux lighting into my fog circuit yesterday. I think it turned out pretty dope. I have laminix film coming for the factory fogs so they match. View attachment 8004 View attachment 8005

You have a level on your truck or do the 285s fit without rubbing?

No level, 100% stock with stock 18 inch wheels. No rubbing at all. I seen several say 295/70 will work without rubbing but some say it does rub so I just played it safe and went with the 285's. I like them so much better than the oem Goodyears.

OENGUS · Apr 29, 2024

Put on some power running boards.

Youngrodder · Apr 29, 2024

Josh_O said:
Tapped some yellow aux lighting into my fog circuit yesterday. I think it turned out pretty dope. I have laminix film coming for the factory fogs so they match.

Looks great. I tried covering some headlights with yellow film on my hot rod. Didn't work well. I painted mine with a Krylon product to simulate stained glass. You apply in several 'very light" coats until to get to the color yellow you desire. Pretty durable too.