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From: Temperance, MI
^^^I cant argue with that^^^ but its an option... You get what you pay for, but from what Ive been told there nice
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From: New London, Mo
well i was dead set on getting the nitto mud grapplers and guess what, They are on back order the tire dealer i deal with called about them and they said that there is between 700 and 1000 sets on back order and they didnt know when i could get a set.
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From: OKC, OK
Any supervswamper will have a short life. Tread too soft even the ssr
didn't hear that interco went out.....they used to be the big dogs, but I guess these other companies got smart and started competing w them. I always wanted a set of bothers to romp through the mud
didn't hear that interco went out.....they used to be the big dogs, but I guess these other companies got smart and started competing w them. I always wanted a set of bothers to romp through the mud
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From: Albemarle, NC
check with Rimz One| Wheel & Tire Packages I guarantee if they will have it, or can get it. I bought two sets of toyo mt, and when everybody else said they were on "national backorder" they had them the next day. Usually they have them in stock, or offsite at their warehouse. you will have to pay for shipping though.
just know that the nitto mud grapplers are probably the loudest tire you can buy, and they are soft and don't typically last longer than 20-25k miles. at least that is what i've been told by those who've had them, as well as the guys that install/sell them.
just know that the nitto mud grapplers are probably the loudest tire you can buy, and they are soft and don't typically last longer than 20-25k miles. at least that is what i've been told by those who've had them, as well as the guys that install/sell them.
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From: New London, Mo
im down to the nitto mud grappler, dick cepek crusher, mickey thompson mtz, or the pro comp xtreme. anyone running the dick cepek crushers?
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I have Firestone Destination M/T's probably 50% tread left and 90% of its life is on pavement, pretty quiet really, so far 28,000 miles. Very happy with them, I had BFG's KM2's that I got about 35,000 miles, but I like the destination's better, and they are more aggressive.
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From: OKC, OK
Except they don't come in a 305/55/20 from what I can tell
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From: Leander Texas
I've run Goodyear MT and MTR's, Toyo MT, Nitto MT, BFG MT, and currently running the Coopers. I have to say that tread wear and all around performance went to the Goodyears. Though I have not run a set of the new MTR's w/ kevlar. The sidewall split on two of them, covered with road hazard.The Toyo's wore well and performed well, got a little loud at 50% tread but most do. I liked them. The Nitto Mud Grapplers looked tough. They were loud and just got louder. Wasn't impressed on or off road. BFG's had tread seperation issues, sold them and won't go back. The Coopers are great. Probably the best all around tire I've ever run in the traction department. Downside is I have about 10k on them and already down around 50% tread, so I may be impressed but my wallet is not.
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From: NORTH IDAHO
Or how about the Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac?
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From: New London, Mo
yes i have looked at both of those but they are not as aggressive as what i want. i did find the Goodyear Fierce Attitude they look like they would be a good tire.