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Old 11-21-2007, 04:40 PM
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So im looking at some new tires for my truck and cant keep my eye off the nitto's . Does any one have any experience with the nitto mud grappler as far as road noise and how long they will last appx: ie. normal driving conditions. Also a 35 should fit my truck w the leveling kit right??? Or does the rim width play a major role? THese tires look mean and have been wanting them for a while but had to let the tread on my procomps wear out. ITs just about upgrade time.... Your input would be greatly appreciated
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Old 11-21-2007, 05:03 PM
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I know they are loud ***** on the road...but they do good in the mud. Not sure about wear though.
 
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THanks 2001shortbed anyone else????
 
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My brother went through two sets in 30 thousand miles on his Excursion. It sounded like a swarm of bee's driving down the road. If you are into loud tires, these definitely keep up with super swampers in the noise department. Not a great tire if you do mostly city/highway driving.
 
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A Swarm of bees is a great comparison.
I got my Hankooks. I heard they wear well. Wrong! Going back to BFG's come spring.....
 
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I would stay away from the Nitto MT's for the reasons above.They are not good tires for the street, they are loud and you may get 20-25K if if rotate them every 5k.

Toyo's and BFG MT"s are both 10x better IMO.
 
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what about the terra graplers ?
 
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Old 11-23-2007, 10:18 AM
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terra grapplers are 100%


mud grapplers, WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, that is the only thing you will here going down the road, i road to Nashville and back from ohio 1 time in a truck with a set, they suck, they dont do worth a grap in greasy mud either, all i got to say is that i hope you got a good radio......, and they wore like crap......

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Old 11-23-2007, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by DieselMinded
what about the terra graplers ?
My neighbor had grapplers on his 07 Super Duty. 22 in rims. I noticed that he had different wheels and asked him what happened.

He said that he couldn't get them to stay balanced.

He sold them on ebay after like 3 weeks on the truck.
 


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