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KM2 or Nitto MG??

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Old 10-02-2008, 08:53 AM
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Originally Posted by TONKA
I decided on the KM2's for myself because of the price. The Nitto Mud Graplers would have cost me an extra $100-$150 per tire.
what size tires are you running and what rim size?? because i found 4 nitto mud grapplers for 1162, but found four km2 for 1238
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ohh and the nittos were 35x12.50x17..same with the km2
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Originally Posted by TONKA
I decided on the KM2's for myself because of the price. The Nitto Mud Graplers would have cost me an extra $100-$150 per tire.
Interesting I found the opposite to be true (although not quite a $100 difference).
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I have the nittos on my TJ and hate the noise. I can't talk on the cell at all. On the new JK I was going to go with the 37 BFG mud terrains becuase I thought they were the quietest, but I love the look of the KM2's. How do they compare noise wise? Are the KM2's louder then the BFG mt's?
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i've had good luck on ebay when it comes to price. (5) NEW KM2's 35x12.5x17 on ebay for $1000.
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Originally Posted by mudy 07 rubicon
what size tires are you running and what rim size?? because i found 4 nitto mud grapplers for 1162, but found four km2 for 1238
I have 35" KM2's bought from Costco for about $320 per tire (in Canada). I was quoted around $400-$450 per tire for the Mud Graplers from other places up here.
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Originally Posted by CLACKEY(_!_)
As already said. The Nittos are NOISY. However, I'll buy them again.

BY the way I have 35k on my Nittos. They have worn great. Just noisy.


How long are the Nittos supposed to last until a new set is needed if rotated regularly?
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