Nitto Trail Grapplers Tread Life?
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I have around 7k on mine and they still look great. They do show some wear, but not much, esp considering they are an MT. I am also an aggressive driver so that can not help help treadlife. I am very pleased with these tires and unless something about them change I would buy again.
Wow that's great Mileage for a MT honestly, was that a lot of highway miles or just city?
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I, too, have about 12,000 miles on mine. I would take a guess and say that I may have lost about 20% tread. They seem to be wearing very well, IMO. They ride smooth with 38 psi. (35x12.5x18) There is a little hum to them when you get up around 70 + mph. But it is a M/T, and the noise isn't that bad. I believe they are comparable (noise wise) to the only other set of M/Ts I have ever had, the GoodYear MT/Rs. They only complaint I have is the weight of the suckers (81 lbs ea.). That is about 10 lbs. heavier than a BFG Km2. BUT they are also almost .5 inch taller. My 35's are actually listed at 35.4 (or somewhere around there) and KM2s are like 34.8. If I didn't have my Gryphon, I probably would not be running these tires, because of power and mpgs. But with the Gryphon I have PLENTY of power and get about 14.5 mpg. All in all I think it is an awesome tire all around, and probably the best bang for your buck.
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Nitto Tire Releases New Off-Road Tire: Trail Grappler M/T
July 1, 2009
Nitto Tire U.S.A., Inc., announces the release of its new off-road tire, the Trail Grappler M/T. The tire blends some of the off-road performance of the Mud Grappler with the on-road comfort of the Terra Grappler, to create a tire that is both aggressive and quiet.
July 1, 2009
Nitto Tire U.S.A., Inc., announces the release of its new off-road tire, the Trail Grappler M/T. The tire blends some of the off-road performance of the Mud Grappler with the on-road comfort of the Terra Grappler, to create a tire that is both aggressive and quiet.