who has nitto here?

Those are expensive. But if you want to get them, go for it! You shouldnt have a problem with those tires and the stock UCAs.

 

Even if i go 285?

 

I wouldn't recommend going with the Nitto Trail Grapplers. They only come in E Rated which are meant for heavier rigs such as diesels and such.

 

Yeah. theres not alot of sidewall tread, basically the same thing as my tires. So you should be gold on it

 

what size is your terra grappler?

 

17x9 wheel and a 33" tire... I imagine a 285/70(75)/17(16) tire

 

i got the desert terrain and i like them... and they look coo too...

 

285/70/17

 

Boom!

 

I like the dune grapplers. But i guess they wont fit stock without different rims or new UCA's. Grr.

 

You can use the stock UCAs if you get new rims.... exactly as you stated.

As you see Amir has the stock UCAs on, but his wheels probably have a 4.5" BS on his wheels

 

i think a little more because of the spindles.... ill look at it tonight or tomorrow and see what it is.... and thanks i was gonna get the mug grapplers but i drive way to much lol

 

I have them. Almost 20K miles on them and still have plenty of tread left... and that is on an 8000lb truck

 

I cant see only 30k out of my terra grapplers. I could see maybe a big heavy diesel running them down quicker but a light tacoma with good balance and rotation should be fine for well past 30k. At least I hope so. The only wear problems I have heard of are on the big trucks and those were few and far between

 

Did you put spacers on or do your wheels just sit out that far?

 

i had them on my 03 and they were great, as a matter of fact i just had a set installed on my 2010 tonight and they ride great on it! so glad i got them. look on craigslist if u have it in NJ for local tire shops that sell em. i just paid $500 all brand new and installed!

 

Ive got the dune grapplers with 21,000 miles on them so far, they have held up fine and have very even wear on them, thats with on and offroad use with alot of rocky terrain

 

I got them on discounttires.com for $138 a tire. It is a little more expensive but still a great deal.

 

what?!?! for $500?!?!? is that Duckets?!?! that's insane!!!