Boating

GENERAL

GRABBER A/TX

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WARRANTY: 50,000 miles

Designed to balance the need for off-road traction with on-road performanc­e, the tire can be studded for snow and ice.

The Grabber’s chip- and cut-resistant lugs come from special compounds and molding designed to create durable tread blocks. The acoustic tread pattern provides a quiet ride, and General’s Stabilitre­ad Technology gives a larger footprint designed to increase tread life.

EXPERIENCE: The tire was noticeably softer in ride than the other AT tires. Towing stability was good but not as strong as the Nitto or the Toyo. However, the Nitto was a harder-riding tire, while the Toyo was somewhat softer. Hauling out on a sandy ramp with the rear axle locked gave a little slippage, but the deep treads dug through the goo and pulled out. There was no slippage at all on a concrete ramp with or without the rear axle locked, meaning one-wheel drive was sufficient to haul-out. Additional­ly, we experience­d no sideways slippage on wet cloverleaf ramps like we experience­d with the Toyo and Nitto offerings. The tread made a squishy sound and felt squishy on aggressive stops. We didn’t document a longer stopping distance but hadn’t noticed the handling trait on the other tires. SIZE: 285/55R20 DIAMETER: 32.36 in. TREAD DEPTH: 15/32 in. TIRE WEIGHT: 62.7 lb.

LOAD/SPEED RATING: 117/114T (118 mph)

LOAD ID: D RIM WIDTH: 8.5 to 11 in. MPG: 16.5 MPG TOWING: 9 35 MPH/DBA: 57 70 MPH/DBA: 69

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