Nitto Terra Grapplers
#1
Nitto Terra Grapplers
I need new tires and would only get Nitto Terra Grapplers because I like the tread pattern, I rarely drive off road. Are Terra Grapplers going to wear out a lot faster than a road tire? Is there another aggressive a/t tire that would wear better but still have the aggressive look.
#4
I have Terra Grapplers myself and got them just because everyone I know had BFG's. I do know the BFG is a great tire and with proper inflation and rotation you can get many many miles out of them. My experience with the Nitto's isn't as great but I don't have any complaints about them. The only other person I personally know to run them had them on a diesel pushing over 1,100 ft lbs of torque and ate them up in less than 10,000 miles. Huge difference between the two trucks so I expect to get a whole lot more out of mine.
#5
Senior Member
I've got them and must say so far they are the best tire i have ever owned. They have about 8,000 miles on them and they still look brand new. They hold well in snow and rain.
#6
I purchased my Terra Grapplers in october and have loved them so far. They have been great in the snow, although I have only put less than 3,000 miles on them since than, they show no wear.
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#8
I just bought new tires and did a ton of research. A lot of places recommended the Nitto terra grappler and I got to admit, they look pretty sweet. I ended up buying a set of 275/60/20 Cooper LTZ based on the user reviews of the tire. I read all the user reviews on the Nitto's but they really didn't have customer reviews from people with more than 20,000 miles on them. If you look at the BFG A/T's they have reviews from guys with 80,000 miles on the tires.
I would've liked the BFG's, but the Cooper's got some pretty favorable reviews from people with over 50,000 miles on the tire, and it was about $80 bucks a tire less than the BFG.
Everybody loves there tires when they're brand spankin' new....I want tires that will last.
I would've liked the BFG's, but the Cooper's got some pretty favorable reviews from people with over 50,000 miles on the tire, and it was about $80 bucks a tire less than the BFG.
Everybody loves there tires when they're brand spankin' new....I want tires that will last.
#9
Locker>Limited Slip
Keep them rotated good and balence and you should be good. Im on a 40k tire and have 60 k on them with about 50% tread left. I plan on getting 33" Dune Grapplers soon and I heard them getting like 35-45k out of them.
#10
look into the Hankook ATM RF10's....i just got them recently and so far i love em....in side by side comparisons with the nittos these won....plus have a 50,000 mile warranty so imo cant go wrong