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Which is better? Nitto Terra Grappler or Toyo Open Country AT?
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traction wise the Toyos win hands down..
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Have used both Toyo's hands down
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TOYO.....love my AT's!
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I've used them both and i have to say the Nittos because of the price. I got the same mileage and everything else was comparable between the two in the rest of the areas. But that is just my two cents.
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I have the Nittos, not thrilled with tread life. Plus i run 325 and if the roads are wet at all i can break them loose without even blinking, making it quite a pain in the *** to pull out if anyone is half a mile down the road. And the nittos and Toyos are the same tread design
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Thanks for everyone's input! I have received a good bit more positive comments on the Toyo's, and was told by several people in the buisness that Nitto is a lower grade budget-friendly brand, and that Toyo is definitely a more dependable high quality company....We shall see! I ordered the Toyo Open Country AT in a 285/75 R17 E. I think these will look great on my stock '06 F-250 FX4. I'll send a pic when I get them mounted! Thanks again!
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My tire guy told me that it's the same compound just a different mold
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Interesting...I was actually able to get the Toyo's for the same price as the Nitto's would have cost me through my buddy who has a few tire shops.
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Congrats on getting them - I think you'll be pleased.
I ran them on my '95 F150 and I'm running them on my F350. Good tires! |
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