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Gse Brent

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Currently running the mud grapplers in 33x13.50x15s

But switching over to the dune grapplers in 31x10.50x15s for my summer beach driving.
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Getting my ORV permit and doing cape hatteras, ocracoke and cape lookout. Didn't think the mud grapplers would do too well in the sand.

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Actually aired down just a little they do great, I wouldn't have gone through the trouble of buying an extra set of tires just for the beach, especially on such a light vehicle. I've ran up and down the coast on them in 2wd fully aired up, only putting it in 4wd when I start off so I don't dig down and create ruts for others to hit and shifting back out when I am moving. I aired them down to about 25psi when I spent a week in Carova, hardly hitting the pavement once and they barely made an impression on the sand. But the quiet on the trip down would probably make it worth it.
 
My stock tires were 235/75-15s and i didnt want to put them back on the truck after it was lifted. I didnt want to run mud grapplers year round either so thats why i bought these dune grapplers in 31s to use on the stock wheels. So i got season tires in a way. Dune grapplers spring/summer and mud grapplers fall/winter. Think i can get away with the dune grapplers fully aired up or let some air out either way?
 
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