AMP Terrain Gripper: Anyone running a 35x12.5r20?

ctemp1 · Nov 22, 2016

Any reviews or photos of the AMP Terrain Gripper?

What do you think of this tire. Some compare to nitto and Toyo.

Thoughts, pics?

Thanks!

Leveled14 · Nov 23, 2016

Amp terrain grippers

Just bought a set. I can't wait to put them on. They are a good looking tire.

flipkc · Nov 25, 2016

Also looking forward to reviews for this tire size/setup from AMP. After my Duratracs are worn, I'm looking to switch over.

DarthMegaHD · Jul 27, 2018

Did anyone end up putting these on? I'm also looking at them as a cheaper alternative to nitto ridge grapplers

DarthMegaHD · Jan 4, 2019

Done. Look great, nice ride. Mine are 305/70r18

Mr.AK902 · Jan 4, 2019

I had them on a previous truck. They did what they claimed to do. Got 40,000 Km's out of them with minimal wear before trading the truck in.I'm sure they would have made it to 80,000 or more. Live in western Canada and ran them year round on our nasty winter roads. Did great in snow and ice, were good in water and no complaints on dry pavement.

Ill be getting a set for my Ram again when the time comes. It is great getting a product at half the cost of the competition... It is crazy what the big brands like toyo, nitto cooper and so on charge for the branded tires.....

DarthMegaHD · Jul 15, 2019

A quick update but long overdue. I measured the tires and they are right at 34 inches on the dot after a couple thousand miles. I don’t think I already would have lost half an inch of tread so maybe the size listing was a little off

buddy guy · Jul 15, 2019

Mr.AK902 said:
I had them on a previous truck. They did what they claimed to do. Got 40,000 Km's out of them with minimal wear before trading the truck in.I'm sure they would have made it to 80,000 or more. Live in western Canada and ran them year round on our nasty winter roads. Did great in snow and ice, were good in water and no complaints on dry pavement.

Ill be getting a set for my Ram again when the time comes. It is great getting a product at half the cost of the competition... It is crazy what the big brands like toyo, nitto cooper and so on charge for the branded tires.....

half the cost relative to other ATs? a set of 4 in calgary before balance and install is 1180 plus tax. thats for the 305 55 20 size (only other size i found for the ram was in 17 inch). i haven't priced other AT's to be frank.

how's the gas mielage on these? are they an LT tire? i'm guessing they are fairly heavy. haven't seen any comments on mileage here, just wearability.

Tim Garceau · Jul 15, 2019

They run a full 13” wide so unless you have a 10” wheel you’ll have significant budge in 305/55R20.

Took a chance when they were a new to the truck scene in 2016 for under $750 shipped, have put on 35k and they handled any terrain well except obviously glare ice. That being said, 2 of them took 24 ounces of weight so I have been to the road force balancer every 6K miles to minimize highway vibration/road noise and had enough of their weight(63 lbs each). Still have plenty of tread so they’ll go on Craigslist.

buddy guy · Jul 15, 2019

good to know Tim. thx. that makes it an easy NO for me given the sizing.

Tim Garceau · Jul 15, 2019

They do make a 285/55 as well and I’m sure their quality control has improved in the last 3 years. They also recently released an ATp that copies KO2s.

Sled Freak · Jul 15, 2019

I'm running the A/T pro on my 16. Have around 35000 km on them now. No issues other then a little road noise and a slight hit in mileage, but I did expect that. Everyone thinks they're KO2's. But 1/2 the price.

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buddy guy · Jul 15, 2019

Tim Garceau said:
They do make a 285/55 as well and I’m sure their quality control has improved in the last 3 years. They also recently released an ATp that copies KO2s.

good to know. it wasnt coming up as an option when i picked the truck.

Toddbigboytruck · Jul 15, 2019

buddy guy said:
good to know Tim. thx. that makes it an easy NO for me given the sizing.

Did you need to do a lift to fit them in. ?

Tim Garceau · Jul 15, 2019

Todd,
The 305 tire on a 10 wide -24 wheel you’ll be flirting/just the tip with the fender liner at stock front height on rough pavement turning.

Won’t do any damage unless heavy off-roading, but you’ll hear the plastic dragging in the cab.

buddy guy · Jul 15, 2019

yeah, i'm not going there. i had a slight rub on my tacoma only when backing out of the driveway but i hated it and ended up cutting my fender in rage with a box knife. i don't want to feel the Hulkamania with my lovely Ram. lol.

Seanbeck1 · Jul 24, 2019

I’m debating picking up a set of these AMP Terrain Gripper 285/55r20 for my truck. Anyone offer their opinions on these for daily use. Someone told me these are only for mudding?

buddy guy · Jul 24, 2019

the terrain pros seem to me to be more of an all round AT type tire. apparently longer tread life as well. still good looking but not quite as aggressive?

https://www.1010tires.com/Tires/AMP/Terrain+Pro+A-T

buddy guy · Jul 24, 2019

Seanbeck1 said:
I’m debating picking up a set of these AMP Terrain Gripper 285/55r20 for my truck. Anyone offer their opinions on these for daily use. Someone told me these are only for mudding?

i don't think they are only for mudding from reading description but more of an off road option for sure.

DarthMegaHD · Jul 25, 2019

I have them for daily use. So far so good. More of an all terrain with an aggressive look. Not that loud either

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