Time for new tires

[VXCanada]

I went with Yoko Geo AT-S 285/60 18 on 18.8.0 wheels with very minimal cladding trim up front.



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[Mile High VX]

I went with Yoko Geo AT-S 285/60 18 on 18.8.0 wheels with very minimal cladding trim up front.

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My challenge is that my offset is -6 while the OEM's are 38...pushing the wheels out that far causes substantial clearance issues.

I still have the stock wheels and that's another option but not one that I'm likely to use...

[Y33TREKker]

I've been looking into General Grabber AT-2's since I had them on a Toyota Tacoma 4x4 years ago and I had no problems whatsoever getting around in the snow.

And since I also have aftermarket rims with a similar offset to yours, I'd been considering 255/55-18's or 255/60-18's since I'd rather keep cladding trimming to no more than I've already done. And besides, a narrower tire does better in the snow than a wider one anyway, so unless you just like a meatier "look", you're not really doing yourself any favors going with wider tires for winter use.

[Otwobme]

Hey just to let you know, I sell tires at my shop. Let me know what you want and I'll get a price for you

[Mile High VX]

Hey just to let you know, I sell tires at my shop. Let me know what you want and I'll get a price for you

The two choices I'm considering now are the Yokohoma Geolander A/T-S in 275/60/18 and the Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac in 265/65/18.

Thanks for the quote.

[Otwobme]

This is what I would put on,
Cooper discoverer A/T 3
$185 a tire plus tax comes with warranty

Or the open country A/T ll
$200 a tire plus tax come with warranty.

I looked online you can get them cheaper however I don't know the age of the tire also they don't come with a warranty.

I am sorry as of right now I can't get the tires you are asking for.