Grabbers?

[Shelby American]

How loud are these stock Grabbers?​

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[Tre_77]

I really have no issues with them. I'm really impressed actually. Noise is good. They just pick up rocks quite a bit

 

[TremorPNW]

Pretty quiet in town. Just drove my tremor 360 freeway miles not passenger tire quiet but close enough.

 

[DukeCanBuildit]

I drive 250km to the cottage each week - they’re a bit louder than my originals but quieter than the winter tires on my VW Passat - not as loud as I was expecting. They are great in snow and rain. Perform just fine on gravel roads.

 

[Dgc333]

After 400 miles I am quite impressed how quiet they are. My son had the same tire on his Wrangler and they were annoyingly loud.

 

[Shelby American]

I really have no issues with them. I'm really impressed actually. Noise is good. They just pick up rocks quite a bit

Do you have mudflaps installed? If so,which ones? Still tying to find the best ones that fit our tremors.

 

[gwhalin]

There are few mud flaps for the Tremor threads in the tremor forum. I went with the RokBlokz XL size and think they look pretty good. Can also confirm a big reduction in rocks hitting the truck after install.

 

[Shelby American]

There are few mud flaps for the Tremor threads in the tremor forum. I went with the RokBlokz XL size and think they look pretty good. Can also confirm a big reduction in rocks hitting the truck after install.

No drill? Easy install?

 

[gwhalin]

No drill? Easy install?

Yep. Pretty straightforward and no drill.

 

[Shelby American]

Yep. Pretty straightforward and no drill.

They are a lot cheaper than the Gatorbacks. Hard to spend that kind of money on mudflaps.

 

[awd.nv]

The Grabber ATX are about as quiet as I have heard for an all-terrain. I don't have an issue with the Nitto Ridge Grapplers in my other vehicle but the Grabber make those Nitto sound loud. Nitto's are not mud tire loud but they do hum a little. Grabbers are quiet. Sure SOME noise but you need to have pure silence to hear them.

To that point, my buddies KO2 are pretty quiet too but hard to say which one of these two tires would be more quiet. I drive sometimes with the radio off and you can barely hear them.

Like others said, they are rock magnets, I ended up purchasing the Rokblokz XL as well to save my paint. Already had a few marks. That even with campground driving they pick things up.

I will say though, at least at the recommended 39PSI, I think on streets the Ridge Grapplers may grip a little better. It is hard to say because I have them on an AWD '16 Honda Pilot and the truck is obviously in RWD. Plus, the Pilot is on a 265/60/18 vs the Ranger's 265/70/17. So it is far from apples to apples.

 

[Tre_77]

Do you have mudflaps installed? If so,which ones? Still tying to find the best ones that fit our tremors.

I just installed the rokblokz xl today. Took about an hour to install.... They look good. I haven't driven with them yet so I can't comment on their protection yet

 

[tremorman]

In my daily driving, highway and city, I don't ever really think about or notice the noise. The ZR2 I test drove before buying the tremor was noticeably louder. Happy with these tires so far although like others have said rocks are pretty annoying. Gotta get some mudflaps soon too, probably the rokblokz xl like the others.

 

[CarbonTremor]

I have 4200 miles on mine and don't notice any road howl at all. I've had Falken wild peaks & nitto terra grapplers in the past which both feel & sound comparable

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