Nitto EXO Grappler
#21
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I would probably email Nitto to find out what the weight is.
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redranger04g (06-22-2019)
#22
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I emailed Nitto this morning and received the following response from the Nitto Technical Services Department within an hour.
LT275/70R18 E 125Q = 59.97 lbs.
LT285/70R18 E 127/124Q = 61.95 lbs.
LT275/70R18 E 125Q = 59.97 lbs.
LT285/70R18 E 127/124Q = 61.95 lbs.
Last edited by WasatchSkier; 09-20-2016 at 09:56 PM.
#25
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Thread Starter
These are great tires. I have approximately 30.000 miles on them and they still have well over half of tread remaining. rotate every 5.000. Expensive, but worth it. They are a bit noisy but not as bad as an m/t.
#27
Glad to hear it. How is wet traction? I live in Seattle so lots of rain and traffic. One concern is heavy braking in rain and hitting standing water on the highway.
#28
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I have nothing negative to say about these tires. great in snow, rain. A little noisy but it is an aggressive tire . Noise just goes with the territory. Best in snow that I have ever had. next best for me is Firestone A/T 6 ply. Quiet and very good in all conditions but just not quite as good as the Nittos. The Nittos barely have any wheel weights, they are just a step above the rest. I will be buying again when needed.