Nitto Mud Grapplers vs Trail Grapplers
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In what sense? Yes, they are both MT tires so somewhat similar. The KM2 is more aggressive and so it is a bit louder on the pavement, but nothing close to as loud as the Mud Grappler. The KM2 is beast offroad, they took my truck anywhere I wanted when I had them on. They are also lightweight for an MT to give better fuel mileage, and my set lasted almost 60k miles over 3.5 years.
Mine arent loud at all got 70k out of my old set of bfg km2 could of gotten more but we got snow and also lifted 9" so before something happened to all the money i got in mine i put new km2s and love them getting another set for my leveled f150 im 33s or 35s but all around great tire
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$560 is for the 35x12.5r20. Like you said though, usually when you talk to them they are willing to negotiate, I was just surprised at the initial price, but for 70k that is worth it IMO.
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Originally Posted by mSaLL150
What is your rim size? I was quoted $390 per tire for KM2s in 35x12.5r18 at TireRack. Email them.
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I can't figure out how those with the Nitto Trail Grapplers are saying that the tires are quiet? I have 305/55R20s (33-inch) and mine are the loudest tires I have ever owned; much louder than the larger 35-inch KM2s I had previously. Almost everyone who rides in my truck comments on how loud my Nittos are especially at highway speeds as they literally howl and become tiring when trying to have a conversation or listen to music.
But they sure look good!
But they sure look good!
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Originally Posted by mSaLL150
In what sense? Yes, they are both MT tires so somewhat similar. The KM2 is more aggressive and so it is a bit louder on the pavement, but nothing close to as loud as the Mud Grappler. The KM2 is beast offroad, they took my truck anywhere I wanted when I had them on. They are also lightweight for an MT to give better fuel mileage, and my set lasted almost 60k miles over 3.5 years.
Where are you finding best prices online.
I found these guys reasonable. Any other places you know of or should I just take these guys prices to a local shop?
Sdwheelcorp.com and they will ship to Canada.
Last edited by colemac; Feb 28, 2012 at 10:07 PM.