Nitto Tires
Laughing Gas
Joined: Dec 2000
Posts: 781
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From: East Texas
This is the one I'm considering when the time comes:
http://www.tiredeals4less.com/TOYO_O...60R1_P4156.cfm
Looks like it would be a good tire for mostly on road use.
Or, I might go with the Open Country A/T.
http://www.tiredeals4less.com/TOYO_O...60R1_P4156.cfm
Looks like it would be a good tire for mostly on road use.
Or, I might go with the Open Country A/T.
Senior User
Joined: Dec 2003
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Sorry I can't do the comparo, but I have the Nitto's and have been impressed with the ride and handling, plus relatively low road noise for an AT tire. I haven't been in any really slippery situations such as ice or mud to rate the off road traction, but very impressed on road.
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Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Vacaville,CA
I've done both the Toyo and I have Grapplers on my truck right now. I do a lot of serious 4 wheeling; sand (back home on south padre island), 1/2 foot deep mud, river entrances (at the ranch) and I can honestly say that the Grapplers take control. Toyo's are good all-terrains but they burn down on the pavement too quickly, even more so if you have windy roads.
But when I did replace to toyos I kept the stock tire size 275*65r18 moving up to a 325*60r18 for the grapplers!
But when I did replace to toyos I kept the stock tire size 275*65r18 moving up to a 325*60r18 for the grapplers!
