Nitto Terra Grappler Tires

I put a set of these on a 2016 Ford Explorer. These tires turn a piece of junk Ford Explorer into a decent riding/handling vehicle. Quite a bit more road noise than a Michelin but not bad. Traction in rain or slick conditions has been great. The off-road capability is terrible in the Explorer but the more aggressive tread of the Nitto is noticeable and an improvement. There is a hill in my back yard that the Explorer couldn't climb with the factory Michelins and now it goes right up. Overall the Nitto is a good value for the money. By the way the Explorer is a company vehicle, I would never buy one after my experience with this one and it really is a piece of junk with a weak 4WD system. However since these tires did improve the vehicle I'm sure you will be satisfied purchasing them for your vehicle.

Have over 55k on these, easily have 25k left, on an 06 H3. Didn't even spin in the "soft-stuff" on Daytona Beach when helping out a stuck Jeep. Not too noisy, either.

I use this tire on a F350 4x4 with about 1500lbs of tools and tool boxes in the bed. Mileage is about 50,000 miles a set. I've run 3 sets in the 155,000 miles/3yrs. All the mileage is off and on farm roads and highway.

Overall a great tire 50,000 miles and counting. very even wear even though i have only rotated once and i really don't monitor the pressures much. The only downside is that offroad traction is not what i was hoping for, but still good enough that i will be purchasing another set soon

i use the tire on the street and in the sand every thing is great about the nitto a/t i got nothing bad to say about them

I have been very impressed with this tire and am on my third set on my Tahoe which is on and off the road. I cant say enough about this tire, I know it sounds crazy but i got close to 60k miles on 1 set and this last set over 70 thousand and they were deffenately used up but did still have some tread left, the noise is not bad until you get around 30k miles i rotate them every 6k miles,they tread water well and they fair well off road and are great on the hiway, Im in the process in lifting my Jeep Wrangler and will put a set of these meats under it as well, Ive owned 4X4s all my life and tried all brands of tires big and small and Nitto is where I will stay, The mud grappler an excellnt choice as well but the Texas heat seems to eat the tread up if your on the highway alot and they are kinda noisey but I like the hum of the deep lugs they just didnt last long enough for me, The Terra grappler is my pick hands down for an all terrain tire.