Reviews: Nitto Mud Grappler Tires

I love these tires. I only have a couple thousand miles on them but off-road they work great. Got a good whine on pavement. I have a JKU that weighs 6000 pounds and I run ten psi off road. Anywhere between 25 and 30 on the hiway. I believe they cost me a couple mpg but worth it. Was running KM3s before. And they are actually 37 inches. Would definitely recommend these tires if you are serious about off-road performance.

Super sticky and awesomely great in the rocks. Fantastic in the sand and epic in deep mud. Perfect for any 4x4 and just prolly the best tire for a Rubicon Jeep.

We just moved from Vegas to Pennsylvania they handled great on the trip on my 2004 dodge ram. Had a full load and Pulling my blazer with a full load. Handle great off road have not got stuck since I put them on. Yes they do have a humming sound but they are extreme terrain tires if you don't want humming get some highway tires and you will not problems.

Ran these on a dodge 2500 with a cummins. Comparable mileage to most radial mud tires on market. Best traction ive experience in a mud tire for wet and/or icy roads. Tires were out of round mid way through its life made for a bumpy ride. First 15K was smooth as glass though. Very loud comparable to swamper bias ply tires without the rough ride.

Tires ride surpisingly well for there aggressive tread. Easy to balance didn't require much weight at all. Like the other guys said the tires are loud. They start humming around 30 and by 70 there screaming..... But who really cares about that, don't like it drive a mini van

These tires make my 01 F250 look awesome in a mean way. They are very loud, but I love loud tires. Havent had a chance to get them out in the mud yet, but will very soon.

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