Choose Trail Grapers in E or D load?

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C-Ron

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Looking at ordering my Trail Grapplers in either 35/12.5-17 E load or 315/70-17 D load today. Can get the 315s with warranty for the price of the 35s without. Any opinions to help me decide would be appreciated!
 
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C-Ron

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Correct. From what I understand the Es are 10 ply and the Ds are 8. I can get the 315s for $35 less a tire than the 35s.
 
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C-Ron

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I don't plan on towing with my jeep. We load it up good when traveling but not enough to need D rated tires. Just wondering if the E rated tires are that much stronger. If so ill go that route. Not worried about comfort either, that's what our suv is for lol. I would rather have a rough on road ride than a tire failure out on the trail.
 
Beyrgut

Beyrgut

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If your considering the 35s, I would just hold out a little longer for the warranty money to go with them. I am assuming you are talking about the Discount Tire Certificates, I think all 5 of mine were around $200 and well worth it. If you don't go 35s that annoying little birdie on your shoulder will nag you to no end.
 
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Big Vic

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I'm running the 295 70s (34") with the E rating and I couldn't be happier. I run 30 psi for even tread wear and air down to 11 psi when in the rocks. Oh and yeah just do the 35".

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C-Ron

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Going with the 35s. I can go ahead and order them tomorrow with the discount warranty but ill only be getting 4. ill roll without a spare for a short while until I can afford the LoD bumper with tire carrier. I didn't wanna waste my money on just a tire carrier bc rear bumper was next on the list. Leaning toward the XD Addict for the wheels.
 
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C-Ron

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Went ahead and ordered the 35's today and the wheels should be here tomorrow! Excited to get em thrown on
 
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