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A question for you superdutymj, is there a lot of road noise with those Nittos? I'm going to be needing tires by the end of summer and am trying to decide if I want the dueler revo or something similar.
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From: La Crosse, Kansas
There isn't any more road noise with these than the stock A/Ts to be sure skilife17. They are very relatively quiet. Granted, they're no touring tire, but they are much more quite than other a/ts I've had. I'd put these up against Duelers any day, and since I got the 10 plys I'm getting just as good a wear as Duelers. Like xtr said they don't clean out real well with snow, but they'll give you excellent traction in mud and dirt! Also, the Nittos are 30-40 dollars a piece cheaper than Duelers. I've run Nittos on my trucks now for the past 5 years, and I don't foresee changing my ways in the near future, though I would like to try out Nitto's new Dune Grappler on one of my toys!
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same here skilife17! I have a 20' flatbed car hauler and I'll pull whatever fits on that damn trailer! My derby car for this year is a '75 Caddy Deville, which weighs approx. 300 lbs less than my truck, but then you gotta add the 1800lb trailer! My truck didn't like that much so I found me a '80 F350 dually to pull the trailer and semi-retire my '98 F150 from pulling duty. The 10 plys ride like you'd expect 10 plys to ride, about like a F250 superduty. I don't mind them though, the max. psi in them is 65lbs, and I run them at about 55lbs, so that adds a little more pliable ride. But all in all, you're not going to find a more pliable tire than can handle as much load and gets better wear for the relatively low price tag as that of the Nitto Terra Grappler E rated tires. I paid $176 a tire mounted and road-forced balanced. The duelers were about $220 per tire.
