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Old 03-09-2009, 11:01 PM
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I've had them on my LLY Duramax, a 99 F-250, 04 F-250, 08 F-250 & a 08 F-150.
They wore out pretty quick on the Dirtymax. I think I got about 45k out of them. They seem to do really good on the Fords. I have 35k on my F-250 right now & 25k on the F-150. The F-150's wear really quick, but I think that is due to them being on a company truck & ultimately the repairs don't come out of my pocket so they really don't get the care they deserve.
I prefer the Toyo Open Country A/T's. Even though they are made in the same plant as the Nittos, the Toyos are much quieter & seemed to last a lot longer. Same money.
I'm going to try Dune Grapplers next.
 
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Old 03-10-2009, 08:03 AM
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i have a set of the terra all terrains on my truck. i have the 315's. they do wear fast especially on the rear and not from burnouts. i think the torque just peels them away. if you do get them rotate them religiously. i am happy with them overall compared to the bfg's i had. i could not keep those suckers balanced. i think next im gonna get a smaller tire and take the lift off since im old(er) and poor(er).
 
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Old 03-10-2009, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Bad Idea Baja
I've had them on my LLY Duramax, a 99 F-250, 04 F-250, 08 F-250 & a 08 F-150.
They wore out pretty quick on the Dirtymax. I think I got about 45k out of them. They seem to do really good on the Fords. I have 35k on my F-250 right now & 25k on the F-150. The F-150's wear really quick, but I think that is due to them being on a company truck & ultimately the repairs don't come out of my pocket so they really don't get the care they deserve.
I prefer the Toyo Open Country A/T's. Even though they are made in the same plant as the Nittos, the Toyos are much quieter & seemed to last a lot longer. Same money.
I'm going to try Dune Grapplers next.
You already have 35k on your F250? Damn boy! Where have you been going?
 
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Old 03-10-2009, 11:37 PM
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On mine you have to realize I have the weight of my Duramax spread out over (6) 35's. On the rear I have 4 foot of tires touching the ground, the load spead out tends to wear the tires slower.
 




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