What do you think of the Nitto Terra Grappler?

Here go man..

https://www.1sttoyotaparts.com/oempartscat.html

 

i have these tires 285s on my tacoma n my dad has them on his ford n so do my cousins...very good tires

 

Cool, And the best deal is that there made right here in the USA

 

Wow, Reaper Dune Grapplers in MO..?? Interesting. How do they handle heavy rain at hiway speed? Any hum on hiway? I'd be very interested in how many miles they'll get and in what conditions (offroad vs hiway).
Awesome lookn red Taco by the way. I was checkn out your bike mount rig in pics. I did a similar one and was very dissappointed in stability.

 

Yha, They do good in rain, I have a huge puddle on the way to work on the right side and with my 99 with 33-12.50 BFG all terrain (great tire imo) it would pull the truck toward ditch but straight on with the Grappler's. Although was gunna get cooper sst's. And the bike mounts do well cuz they actually rest on a toolbox and give it better stability..

 

Awesome. How many miles on the DGs and how much wear are you seeing?

 

I'm at 30k on them and I think easly I can get another 15 or so on them over the winter - then we'll see !

 

Man, thats cool. I wished I'd given the Dunes a closer look. I just assumed they were purpose built for primarily sand duties and would get like 15k with hiway use. They look badass! Do you know how they compare in weight to AT and MT tires?
thanks for info M2M.

 

Where I live in NW PA we get about one and a half to two feet of snow a year and a very popular tire is the Cooper Discoverer ATR. Everyone with them says they do very well in the snow and on wet roads. What im curious about is the Toyo Open Country AT's if anyone has any input on them.

 

I have nitto's and my only concern was wear from reading other reviews of them -
I'm 30k in with plenty of tread left -bombed around the high dessert and had a great time with no rock pick up to speak of - full winter ahead of mountain driving with no worries