New wide tires and sizes

WHY NOT · Nov 7, 2016

Just wondering if anyone has seen any new tires and or sizes for guys running wider rims at SEMA.

I know Nitto just released there ridge grappler in a 35x13.50R20 and according to their site has a 3750 lb load rating and is rated at 80psi which is odd for a wide tire but nice to have a heavier load rating.

Wondering if there was anything else out there in the 35x13.50 or 325 sizes that new from other manufactures.

UNBROKEN · Nov 7, 2016

Who makes that 375? That's a beast.

WHY NOT · Nov 7, 2016

UNBROKEN said:
Who makes that 375? That's a beast.

I think its Nitto but only for a 22

NCSU dirt man · Nov 10, 2016

UNBROKEN said:
Who makes that 375? That's a beast.

yea it is. had a decent load rating too if i remember it.

WHY NOT · Jan 6, 2017

Well I am getting some of the new Nitto Ridge grapplers mounted on my welds today. Ill post some pictures when I go to pick them up. 35x13.50R20

TLyons90 · Jan 6, 2017

Correct, Nitto does the 375 tire... It is very pretty mounted on a 14 wide...

WHY NOT · Jan 6, 2017

35x13.50 Ridge Grapplers on 20x12s

dcswetman · Jan 6, 2017

Damn that looks good. Way better than a 12.50. Really would like to see them on the truck

Squat and Poot · Jan 6, 2017

i just want some more 13-14" wide 33s for 20" rims

02bigstrokin · Jan 6, 2017

Here are the 375's. They are load range f

ncollins64 · Jan 6, 2017

Looks sweet Matt. Wonder if toyo will come out with these wider sizes?

TLyons90 · Jan 7, 2017

I'm really digging those ridge grapplers! How do they ride? Noise?

WHY NOT · Jan 7, 2017

ncollins64 said:
Looks sweet Matt. Wonder if toyo will come out with these wider sizes?

Toyo Makes the RT in a 35x13.50, but these have quite a bit better load rating, and tougher looking sidewalls.

TLyons90 said:
I'm really digging those ridge grapplers! How do they ride? Noise?

Ive heard they are pretty quite. They won't get ran down the road till after winter is over, I may toss one or 2 on the truck after I get the wheels polished up just to see hot they look though

Jonnydime · Jan 7, 2017

Squat and Poot said:
i just want some more 13-14" wide 33s for 20" rims

gotta step up to a 22" for that one. When I saw that nitto is making a 14" wide 33" tire I almost considered maybe switching to a 22" wheel. Then I slapped myself and decided to stay with my 33/13.5's on my 18" Welds.

Breaking Habits · Jan 7, 2017

Jonnydime said:
gotta step up to a 22" for that one. When I saw that nitto is making a 14" wide 33" tire I almost considered maybe switching to a 22" wheel. Then I slapped myself and decided to stay with my 33/13.5's on my 18" Welds.

The solution is 22" welds

Jonnydime · Jan 7, 2017

Breaking Habits said:
The solution is 22" welds

$6k+ for wheels is a little steep for me.

Zmann · Jan 7, 2017

good thread
I like those F rated tires
my camper weight 4k and the trucks ass weighs 4k
so for a SRW that would be helpful on sway
now if i could find some 4000 SRW capacity rims lol ( not rickson or stocton )

WHY NOT · Jan 7, 2017

A good forged wheel has got to be close

Zmann · Jan 7, 2017

as far as I can tell even American force is at the weight rating most China/ cheap rims have 3250-3500 lbs ( they don't list capacities and don't reply to inquiries but I have asked a few guys who actually have them to read the dot stamp )

i would have suspected it was all because of the 8 lug spacing
but some rims like Stockton and Rickson claim 4500-5000 on the same pattern so ?

http://www.ricksontruckwheels.com/wheels-ford-srw.php

Alcoa made a statement a while ago that they were going to start making more SRW rims but then nothing further came our way '-(