the AT's will always have a longer tread life. However - I had a set of 35" Goodyear MT/R's on my 93' chevy that I wheeled the piss out of off road and managed to squeeze 44,000 miles out of them before selling the truck. They still had quite a bit of tread left. If you're building a mall crawler just get a set of AT's - you won't have to rotate them near as much and the tread will last much longer.
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i have the Terra Grapplers in 35x11.50x18 on my 2010. So far with about 10000 miles on them good wear with them being at 45psi. Nice and stable with pulling a heavy load, cant complain about them. To get the life out of them they need to be inflated, probably going to start running 50-55 when i do more towing in warmer months.
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Get the Terra Grapplers. My dads had two sets and hes gotten about 47000 miles outta them. They still had plenty of thread left but my dad "needed" new tires. He couldve easily gotten 55000+ miles outta them.
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