Anyone using Nitto's Terra Grappler?

[BarlowCummins]

Hey Guys, I'm due for a set of new tires within the next few months and i am researching now so i can make a decision when it comes time. I saw these tires in an ad and i was wondering how they wear and ride with our trucks? I am currently running les schwabs xtx and i only have 20,000 on them and they are almost bald. Any info on how they ride and wear and price would be most appreciated. thanks CoreyOo.

 

[y-knot]

I have seen them and read a few reviews about them in the mags, look good to me. I too am interested in how well they fair, noise level, traction, and vibration. Any one know anything??

 

[Oly]

Have a set on now, 265/75 E range, not really good for wear - 25K and it may be time to start shopping. But to be fair I run them at 65 psi, I drag a 5ver for work. Seem to do well in the snow, haven't done much off-road yet.

 

[RKohn]

305/70's

They're fairly quiet compared to the Yokohama's I had before and they're lasting a lot longer. 50k now and still some tread left. 6/32 on 2 of them and 9/32 on the others. Guess I shoulda rotated sooner or kept my foot out of it a little more.



Did good in the sand dunes last summer. I'd probably go 285/75's next time, cause they'd be a little better in the snow and I'm in the snow a lot more than I'm in the sand. But I've gotta admit those 325/70's sure look cool, so the 365/65's have to be downright awesome.

 

[mrsmith]

I've had mine two years(295/75/16) and like them allot,there quiet on the pavement and still have decent traction off road. I pulled with bias ply Q78-16 buckshots and the nittos last season,I think the radials work better on the track.

 

[JRG]

Also they are the same thing as Toyo Open Country, just less $. My Toyo's handle awesome wet, dry, or powder, and are quiet.



JRG