Nitto grapplers or toyo m/t
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Nitto grapplers or toyo m/t
I have an 05 screw 4x4 w/ Helo maxx 6 blk. I do mostly highway driving Im looking at the Toyo m/t 33-12.5-18 or the Nitto grappler 325-60-18.
Which of these tires will last longer?
Which is best for snow and beach sand?
Which will have a better ride?
Which is better in the rain?
I drive my wife and 2 little sons in this truck and I just want the saffest tires. Thanks in advance. Im ready to buy today or tomorrow.
Which of these tires will last longer?
Which is best for snow and beach sand?
Which will have a better ride?
Which is better in the rain?
I drive my wife and 2 little sons in this truck and I just want the saffest tires. Thanks in advance. Im ready to buy today or tomorrow.
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the terra grapplers will be your surest bet-
the toyos are an absolutely awesome tire in snow and sand and off-road stuff, and are one of the quietest, smooth riding mud tires you may ever own, but the nittos will do much better on rainy wet/icy roads than the toyos will. The nittos should last a bit longer than an MT tire regardless...
the toyos are an absolutely awesome tire in snow and sand and off-road stuff, and are one of the quietest, smooth riding mud tires you may ever own, but the nittos will do much better on rainy wet/icy roads than the toyos will. The nittos should last a bit longer than an MT tire regardless...
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Originally Posted by BalogUK
the terra grapplers will be your surest bet-
the toyos are an absolutely awesome tire in snow and sand and off-road stuff, and are one of the quietest, smooth riding mud tires you may ever own, but the nittos will do much better on rainy wet/icy roads than the toyos will. The nittos should last a bit longer than an MT tire regardless...
the toyos are an absolutely awesome tire in snow and sand and off-road stuff, and are one of the quietest, smooth riding mud tires you may ever own, but the nittos will do much better on rainy wet/icy roads than the toyos will. The nittos should last a bit longer than an MT tire regardless...
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Originally Posted by BalogUK
The nittos should last a bit longer than an MT tire regardless...
Yeah I got about 20k miles out of my Nitto Muds, and im expecting to get 10k plus out of my Toyo's. I would never switch back to a Nitto.
