Hey guys im looking to get some new tires and need opinions on the brand Nitto. Anyone running the Nitto Terra//Dura//or Dune Grapplers?? I like all, but am curious as too how much road noise is heard in the cab... I love the looks but dont want that annoying buzz.. I am looking for these in 20 or 22". Any info and opinions is appreciated....thanx
Don't mean to be too harsh on you, but there is a search function here that will get you quite a large amount of info if you use it. Here, I made it easier for you. Click this --> Nitto Terra Grapplers.
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Don't mean to be too harsh on you, but there is a search function here that will get you quite a large amount of info if you use it. Here, I made it easier for you. Click this --> Nitto Terra Grapplers.
But using the search doesn't get you my opinion.....
I have the Dura Grapplers and absolutely love them. I also have the Nitto 420 and so far have no problems with them. I will say this too; when the 420's wear down I'm swapping them over to the dura grapplers. Both tires are quiet; Dura Grapplers are quieter and both offer exceptional dry traction.
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But I used to think that the "Name Brand" tire manufactures like Goodyear and Michelin were the best but, now-a-days you cannot discount brands like Nitto putting out high quality 1st tier tires.
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I have Nitto 420s and I love them for the traction and look (for a street tire, not O.R.). No noise, good wear so far and got them at a great deal. I will probably go with little smaller than the 305/50/20's as they stick out about 1.5"s, next time. I will just ahve to see how long they last since they seem to be pretty soft.
I running the Nitto Terra's. The wear really good and noise is very low and thats with the 35's I am running. Oh if you didn't already now Toyo makes Nittos, you will just notice different sizes in the branding but the rubber compond is the basic same.
Those trail grapplers are gonna be sick. Those and the toyo open country m\t are my top picks.
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Ever notice the majority of trucks running Nitto's are asphalt queens ?
Their easy to spot from some distance,just look for the K&N sticker in the back window
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But I used to think that the "Name Brand" tire manufactures like Goodyear and Michelin were the best but, now-a-days you cannot discount brands like Nitto putting out high quality 1st tier tires.
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