Grabber UHPs?

[OLJustice]

Well I've been having some pretty bad steering issues lately so I figure its time to eliminate bad tires from the equation. Currently im running stock SRT 245/45/20 Eagle RSA Z rated tires but they've seen better days. Anyone have experience with GeneralTire Grabber UHPs? I see a good deal on a set. Also... any thoughts on running 275/45/20s in the rear?

[formerice]

Ive got the 255/55/18's on my RT. The traction is exceptional, wet or dry, they look very good, they are cheap. Surprising to me they were very good in the snow. Now, on the down side , they feel heavy and wear out moderately fast. If you drive like a grannie, perhaps 35,000- 40,000 miles. I have 25,000 miles and my rears are nearly worn out, fronts may go 10,000 more miles. I should have rotated , but hey. Pretty noisy also. If you ever ran the BFG-KDW2's, these are very similar except for the snow. I wish that they made them for my Ram in 20". There is no perfect tire however.

[greggk]

I Had The 285/60r20's On My Durango. Bada$$ Tires. Fairly Quiet, Smooth Ride, Great Traction Wet And Dry And For The Price Not Bad At All

[tank8289]

I also have them on my winter 19's. Pretty good in snow and great tire for the price.