Im having a hard time making up my mind. In two or three weeks, my lift is going to be put on. im going to get a 35/12.50/20. I like the mud grapps, but they are a little more then what i need as far as a mud tire.
i know toyo is tried and true here, but the trail grapplers are fairly new. How are you guys liking them so far. Any opinions appreciated.

 

Pushing 10,000 on mine and they still look new. I also had the truck up to right under 100 mph and it is still smooth as glass. Haven't done a whole lot of off-roaring with my truck but the little I have they do great. They so well that my next set of tires for my trail Jeep will probably be a set of them.

 

I just put a 2 1/2 lift on my 08, and 35/12.5/18. My first choice was the mud graps as well but after doing my homework I found the trail graps to be better for the road conditions. I get the head turning noise that I wanted, the aggressive look, but with the stability I was needing. I've already put 1500 miles on them, on dry and wet pavement and am very happy with my final decision. Hope this helps.

 

i dont say that i have a need to go 100 mph, but i guess if i needed to its good to know its stable! ha

 

Mine are great in the snow and mud....Ice, not so much. But they look great and mine have about 5000 on them and they still look brand new.

 

trail graps are the way to go. they're great on and off road and they look great

 

I've got about 6,000 miles on mine now and so far I love them. The only thing I will say about them is I had one scare where I was on bad slushy/wet snow as they wanted to keep pulling me in. I was driving a little too fast so that was my fault but just be careful is all

 

Well I am in your exact situation. I was originally going to get bf goodrich mud tires, then heard great things about nitto and was going to get the mud nittos. Then after some consideration and watching videos I figured the terra's would suit all my off road needs and still be ok for highway driving since I only ever drive off road or on the highway in my truck.

 

I don't have a need to do that kind of speed either I just got on it and when I looked down that was what I was doing. Trust me I let off immidiately and yes there was no one around.

I would seriously say the trails run smoother than the terras I had on before them.

 

I got a set of trails about 4 weeks ago and love them. great on the road and better off road. Trail grapplers are the only way to go IMO.

 

Love my Trail Graps but only have about 3000 miles on them. Look as new as the day I put them on as far as wear goes. Tend to float a little on me if I get the air pressure above 45 but now that I've figured that out no problems.

 

Like on wet pavement float? what do you mean by that. Most of the E rated tires are supposed to run in the 40psi range in pressure i thought. I ran my Terras at 42lbs. Which by the way are a good tire too, i just want something a little more agressive then that this time.

 

Run mine at 45psi and no complaints. I've had them for 10,000 miles and seem to be holding up great.

 

Nope, running at 50 it just felt unstable on regular pavement. Like the tire was ballooning. I started out with 50 because of recommendations on here and have since moved it down to 45.

 

I first had a set of terra grapps, then a couple sets of mud grapps and getting my first set of trail grapps in a couple of days. Reason being is I wanted new tires asap and of all things the mud grapps for my size are all nationwide backorder so I looked and seen that the trail grapps are a combination of both the terras and the mud so I figured what the heck and will have hope for these as well.