Nitto Dune Grapplers?
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Nitto Dune Grapplers?
I am looking for anyone's opinion on these. The tread pattern is pretty cool, but as I understand it, they are best left for off road use only, preferably in sand and light dirt.
I've heard they make a lot of noise on hwy's and are not good for stopping on dry or wet pavement.
Anyone?
I've heard they make a lot of noise on hwy's and are not good for stopping on dry or wet pavement.
Anyone?
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One of our customers has them on his truck and likes them, they seem to wear fast, but what tires don't behind a 550 hp dmax. They are good enough to cut 1.7 60' times and still have the load capacity for a HD truck. The one thing I don't like is that they have no siping at all, so they wouldn't be perfect tires for all seasons in my opinion.
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One of our customers has them on his truck and likes them, they seem to wear fast, but what tires don't behind a 550 hp dmax. They are good enough to cut 1.7 60' times and still have the load capacity for a HD truck. The one thing I don't like is that they have no siping at all, so they wouldn't be perfect tires for all seasons in my opinion.
This is a great site for sure!! Great information!
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This is good information! I would be happy to see 40-50K miles on any set of tires. It rains sometimes in NV. How are they then?