Nitto Trail Grappler
2007 SCREW
Joined: Feb 2010
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From: Philly
Tires
I just put on a set of Firestone Destination A/T's yesterday (285/70/17) and they are absolutly amazing compared to the GY Wranglers that were on the truck. I did add a 2.5" Daystar level kit this weekend - not needed for the 285's, but a good look leveled out. 650.00 out the door.
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Joined: Dec 2009
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From: High River, Alberta, Canada
we use them on our a few of our company trucks and so far all the guys who have them love them and we're in calgary alberta and get snow and ice in winter as they don't plow the roads here
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My toyo open country's are at the end of there life with a 110,000 kms on them (not kidding). They were an amazing tire. I am thinking of going with Nitto trail grapplers this time..
Anyone have any info on them whether it be a good or bad tire? I want them to be good in snow ice as well..i know my toyo's were good in those conditions and hoping these would be relatively the same.
Anyone have any info on them whether it be a good or bad tire? I want them to be good in snow ice as well..i know my toyo's were good in those conditions and hoping these would be relatively the same.
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From: Alberta
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From: Alberta
I am just north of calgary so i know what you mean. Side streets in Calgary are the worst. In a small town its about the same. Those are some expensive company truck tires..business must be good. haha
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From: Southern France
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From: Alberta