New Nitto Trail Grappler M/T...due Sept '09

[builtnotbought]

Nice tires ! i know its pretty hard to tell till you try it but do you think they will get more mileage then the toyo mt !

[InMotionJosh]

Looks like it will be a way better street tire than the mud grappler. Its good to see Nitto step it up to compete with Toyo. I hope they come out with some 22 and 24 inch sizes. going to be a hot seller in any size.

[Discount Tire Direct]

Originally Posted by cowboyupamrka

what kinda mileage are we looking at with these? 40-45k 30-35k 20-25k? i understand it is part mud tire, that is why i ask, are they going to be better for mileage or same?

They are not milage rated but they should last longer than the Mud Grappler. My personal guess, 40K+ Time will tell.

Originally Posted by SuperStroked

hey, the size pictured are the size i need!! I'll take 4!!

LOL...I'm getting a lot of that.

[SniperFolf]

Originally Posted by InMotionJosh

Looks like it will be a way better street tire than the mud grappler. Its good to see Nitto step it up to compete with Toyo. I hope they come out with some 22 and 24 inch sizes. going to be a hot seller in any size.

I think their the same company....

[JMart]

Those will probably be my next tire. These mudgrapplers are great but a little loud.

[tmanscrew]

I found this info on Nitto's site and thought I would pass it along. It has the sizes listed that they will be available in.

Nitto Tire - High Performance Tires for Car and Truck Enthusiasts

[Dave]

How close is a 295/70/17e to a 315/70/17?

[SuperStroked]

Originally Posted by JMart

Those will probably be my next tire. These mudgrapplers are great but a little loud.

I need these to come out now!!! Hey Discount Tire... If you wanna send me a set, i'll try them out real good for ya!!! My mud grapplers are a little worn out and i need something for the upcoming deer season!!!

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Last edited by SuperStroked : 07-20-2009 at 03:54 PM.

[tmanscrew]

Dave, the 315 is going to be roughly a 34x12.5" tire, while the 295 is roughly a 33x11.5. Easy way to remember is your first number is the width of the tire in mm. To convert to inches just divide by 25.4. To determine the diameter multiply the first #(315) by the second #(.70) divide by 25.4, multiply by 2 and then add the rim diameter. Sounds complicated but after you do it a couple of times it becomes second nature. Or you can just google for tire conversion tools and simply enter the numbers and it will figure it for you!

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Last edited by tmanscrew : 07-20-2009 at 10:06 PM.

[arcticatman]

Looks like they would be bad in icey conditions with no siping.