Nitto Mud Grapplers
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From: Seneca, SC
Nitto Mud Grapplers
Don't know if you all remember from a while back when I was in the process of searching for a new set of tires. Well anyways I ended up going with the Nitto Mud Grapplers. I just wanted to let everyone know that if you're going for the aggressive mud terrain look and want them to last, then these are the way to go. I have had them for around 6000 miles now, drove to the beach with them once 600 mile round trip, and I took them to be rotated and the guy told me that I only needed to rotate my tires every three thousand. He thought they were brand new. The only thing that I dont like is the extremely loud road noise. I just wanted to let all you guys who threw in suggestions about what type of tires I should get how the Nittos turned out. Thanks Guys.
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Nitto terra grapplers suck. Sorry, they are just SO loud for anything other than a mud bogger, or Tim's truck 
Give it 20,000 miles, there won't be much left on them. About 1/3 area than a "normal" tire that touches the ground, so what does manage to get to the ground does wear down fast, especially with a torquey diesel spinning them.
Give it 20,000 miles, there won't be much left on them. About 1/3 area than a "normal" tire that touches the ground, so what does manage to get to the ground does wear down fast, especially with a torquey diesel spinning them.
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From: Monroe VA
That would be Nitto Terra Crapplers. My thoughts exactly. didnt last but a little over 20k. Maybe the mud grapplers will be better though. I'd be interested to know how it turns out for ya though.
