Muds..??
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From: Iowa
Toyos are good tires, but way over priced. And for what you get offroad... For the price you pay, you'd be expecting performance like a TSL... It falls very short and is outdone by cheaper M/T's.
For a tire that looks similar, but more aggressive and a more friendly price --- Look at the Cooper Discoverer STT's.
Other M/T's to look at ---
Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ
BF Goodrich M/T
Pro Comp M/T/Extreme M/T
Firestone Destination M/T
Kumho Road Venture M/T & KL71
Dunlop Mud Rover
For a tire that looks similar, but more aggressive and a more friendly price --- Look at the Cooper Discoverer STT's.
Other M/T's to look at ---
Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ
BF Goodrich M/T
Pro Comp M/T/Extreme M/T
Firestone Destination M/T
Kumho Road Venture M/T & KL71
Dunlop Mud Rover
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From: Fort Walton Beach, FL
Originally Posted by Big Beez
ty for all the help. I wasn't sure if I could use them on the road. I like the look way better so I was going to make an acception anyway.. lol. good thing i posted this.. was leaning toward the nitto mud grapplers 
I'll look into the toyos and hankooks.. how much you think they will cost for set of 37"s
I'll look into the toyos and hankooks.. how much you think they will cost for set of 37"sHeres a place that sells 'em (the picture is wrong, though. read the description)
http://www.tires-easy.com/start.html
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i have 5k miles on my 37" mud grappplers and i cant tell any wear yet. They are the most bad a$$ tire i have ever owned. just keep up on rotating them religiously and keep an eye on your air pressure. im pretty confident in saying im gonna get 25k out of them. which isnt alot but so worth it cause the sound is nothing but amazing. They are loud but you get used to it. you can hold a conversation in the truck without raising your voice. plus you get compliments on them all the time. I also have some 35" bfg muds that have 35k on them and they still have 50% tread. And toyos are nice but overpriced and EVERYBODY has them. when my grapplers run out im for sure buying another set.
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From: Houston, TX
Originally Posted by budsstuff
i have 5k miles on my 37" mud grappplers and i cant tell any wear yet. They are the most bad a$$ tire i have ever owned. just keep up on rotating them religiously and keep an eye on your air pressure. im pretty confident in saying im gonna get 25k out of them. which isnt alot but so worth it cause the sound is nothing but amazing. They are loud but you get used to it. you can hold a conversation in the truck without raising your voice. plus you get compliments on them all the time. I also have some 35" bfg muds that have 35k on them and they still have 50% tread. And toyos are nice but overpriced and EVERYBODY has them. when my grapplers run out im for sure buying another set.
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From: North Carolina
Anyone know how the MT Baja claws are for road use? Im looking into the best tire to get for the right price. I definately want 37's and I see MT doesnt make a 37. I had been considering nitto Mud grapplers but so far on this thread Ive heard almost all bad things about the tire life except from that one guy, not sure what to beleive now!? What do yall recommend?
Last edited by Seth19; Aug 16, 2007 at 11:49 PM.
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From: Lebanon, Oregon
http://media.putfile.com/f150-13
here is a sound clip your gonna wanna hear. this is from another member on here. Hes got 37" mud grapplers.
here is a sound clip your gonna wanna hear. this is from another member on here. Hes got 37" mud grapplers.
