Nitto vs Toyo
Im currently running the Nitto Terra Grappler 285/75/16 Load D. Soon it will be time for another set and Im not sure if i want to get another set of these only Load E or try the Toyo Open Country H/T with Tuff Duty. My truck isnt pushing much more than stock hp and i dont haul much of anything at all. Just looking to see what you guys run and think of these tires thanks:c:
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try the nitto trail grapplers i got a set on my truck and love them and i can go more places than my buddy who has bfg mud terrains km2 and he has a half ton so the trails are the stuff in my book
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I personally dont like any highway tread like the H/t. I would do those terras if those are your only choices. I also dont just drive highway either. I usually do most of my driving, in my truck, on gravel, packed dirt roads, some crappy asphalt roads and some highway
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hey cummins how loud are those trails im thinking about gettin some for my 250 and r they wearin good
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they wear great and the noise isnt bad at all i got straight pipe exhaust and can t hear them over that plus i have a full front end replacement and we all know the more weight on them makes them louder and off road just awesome i give :tu:
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kool man. i think im gunna get a set in 35s for my truck once my pos terras are dead
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I've been told the Nittos wear quicker than the Toyos do when comparing similar tread patterns, but I Don't have any first hand experience with the Nittos. Now I have put Toyo Open Country A/T's on my mom's Jeep Liberty, my mother-in-law's Dakota and my little brother's '06 Cummins Ram. All sets are wearing like Iron, very quiet and pulls them just about anywhere. They ain't no mudder, but what all-terrain is? I'm seriously considering a set if/when my current tires finally wear out.
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the trail grap looks alot like the toyo mt just with bigger tread voids. looks like it wouldnt pack up in tx clay as bad
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