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Old 06-07-2013, 08:01 PM
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Anybody running nitto tires? How are they on the road? How well do they hold up to mileage? How are they off road?
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A MT or AT? I ran Nitto Terra Grappler AT's in a 33", great tire for an all terrain! Very high mileage wear, quiet/smooth, awesome in snow, great traction on rocks/trails, mud is a challenge for them. Here's some old pics:
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A ton of people run nittos, you'll have to be more specific but even then you'll get a ton of people who run them.

To save you time on searching....people love the trail graps, mud graps are loud, and the terra graps are 'entry level' for nitto.

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I am looking into the mud grapplers.
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I'm running 18" wheels and nitto is one of the few that make a 33.12.5.18
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You will chew thru them fast on the street I'm told.
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Originally Posted by kh202
You will chew thru them fast on the street I'm told.
How many kms/miles you estimate
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About 20k a year. On road that is.
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For better wear, I'd go with the Trail Graps over the Mud grappler's. IMO
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Originally Posted by Rhawk
About 20k a year. On road that is.
I meant on the tires, like the nittos life span. Haha sorry
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