Last Time...Fierce Attitude MT vs. Nitto Trail Grappler
04-22-2014, 10:05 AM
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Last Time...Fierce Attitude MT vs. Nitto Trail Grappler
Ok, I promise this will be the last tire thread for a while. I've narrowed my choices of new 35" tires to the Fierce Attitude MT or the Nitto Trail Grapplers.
Thoughts between these two tires only please.
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- 2013 JKU, 2.5 RK lift, 3.73 factory gears
- Daily driver
- Terrain is mostly dirt, mud, ruts and very, very few rocks. Biggest concern of punctures is stumps, logs or small cut off/down trees.
Thoughts between these two tires only please.
Info:
- 2013 JKU, 2.5 RK lift, 3.73 factory gears
- Daily driver
- Terrain is mostly dirt, mud, ruts and very, very few rocks. Biggest concern of punctures is stumps, logs or small cut off/down trees.
04-22-2014, 10:10 AM
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Get the Goodyear Duratrac 315/70/17's from 4wd.com for $259 each plus a $60 rebate and save yourself a serious pile of money. If I was buying 35's that is hands down the direction I would go. Ran them on my last 2 trucks, fantastic tire and at $100/tire less than the Nitto it is a no-brainer. Spend the $500 on something else for your Jeep. You will not be disappointed with the look or performance.
04-22-2014, 12:37 PM
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Ok, I promise this will be the last tire thread for a while. I've narrowed my choices of new 35" tires to the Fierce Attitude MT or the Nitto Trail Grapplers.
Thoughts between these two tires only please.
Info:
- 2013 JKU, 2.5 RK lift, 3.73 factory gears
- Daily driver
- Terrain is mostly dirt, mud, ruts and very, very few rocks. Biggest concern of punctures is stumps, logs or small cut off/down trees.
Thoughts between these two tires only please.
Info:
- 2013 JKU, 2.5 RK lift, 3.73 factory gears
- Daily driver
- Terrain is mostly dirt, mud, ruts and very, very few rocks. Biggest concern of punctures is stumps, logs or small cut off/down trees.
04-22-2014, 12:39 PM
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I have GY MTR/K 35's now, will probably be going with the TG when I move to 37's.
Only bad thing I've heard about the TG is the weight -- they are heavy compared to most other MT.
He wasn't asking for AT. OP specified between two tires. Maybe read the OP next time.. 
Only bad thing I've heard about the TG is the weight -- they are heavy compared to most other MT.
Get the Goodyear Duratrac 315/70/17's from 4wd.com for $259 each plus a $60 rebate and save yourself a serious pile of money. If I was buying 35's that is hands down the direction I would go. Ran them on my last 2 trucks, fantastic tire and at $100/tire less than the Nitto it is a no-brainer. Spend the $500 on something else for your Jeep. You will not be disappointed with the look or performance.
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