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Nitto Mud Grapplers? 37 13.50 20

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#1 ·
looked all over and people are going with the 2.5" readylift with the Toyo 37x13.50x20 on stock wheels with minor trimming and minor rubbing

seeing that toyo and nitto are same company does anyone have pics or have done the 2.5" with the Nitto Mud Grapplers 37x13.50x20 on stock wheels?

what kind of mileage have you gotten out of the Nitto Muds?

thanks in advance
 
#2 ·
The Nitto muds wear much quicker than the Toyo's and are much louder.
 
#4 ·
i got 65,000 out of mine and they are still going strong. i miss them, i have the toyo mt's now, and im not happy... o well
 
#7 ·
yep, i chimed in on a thread a while back about this... i had god luck with mine. maybe got a little more out of them. I sure liked them, never got a nail or anything with them. they are awesome tires. i almost traded someone on here my new toyos for mud graps, but decided i had to much in the toyos.
 
#10 ·
i just rotated every 3,000 miles and checked the air. i have almost 30,000 on the toyos and they still look new. also, they guy that put the lift on made sure everything was lined up and the camber was right. i check the aliment every month or so.
 
#16 ·
I have 45,000 miles on my 37 Toyo M/Ts and still have 40% tread left. Rotate every 2000 miles.
 
#17 ·
ok, here is a question, but why do people try and cram the largest tire possible with little to no lift on their trucks? granted i hate the look of huge lift and not enough tire, BUT you need to leave room for clearance... if you turn and it hit or you articulate and it hits, that a bad thing... 37's on a leveling kit is too much
 
#18 ·
i like the look of 37's on leveling kit.. and i think the ppl who get big miles out of their trucks must not have a heavy foot..my oem tires only made it 20K :(...front look new..backk ahhh..spartan 310 hahaha
 
#20 ·
look at the manufacturer specs on the tire... they tell you exactly what size rims will work for their tires on their website... I will bring this up again, as usual... do you remember the incident with firestone and ford a few years back? that was based off of a difference in 3 lbs of pressure from what the manufacturer stated and what ford stated.... that 3 lbs caused 11 deaths and 271 injuries... manufacturer recommendation on tires shouldnt be ignored... and that is my .02