Goodyear MTR/K vs. Nitto trail Grapplers
04-22-2014, 07:31 PM
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tire weight is of course going to depend on rim size. here's a few based on a 17" rim:
35x12.50R17 unless noted
Cooper STT's - 68lbs
Hercules Trail Digger M/T - 62lbs
Toyo M/T - 79lbs
BFG KM2's- 67lbs
Goodyear Duratrac-(315/70R17) - 60lbs
Goodyear MTR- 64lbs
Dunlop Mud Rover - 56lbs
Nitto Trail Grappler- 79lbs
Nitto Mud Grappler - 81lbs
Mickey T MTZ's - 68lbs
Pitbull Rockers - 85lbs
Deck Cepek Mud Country - 78lbs
Pro Comp Xtreme Mud Terrain 315/70R17 68lbs
35x12.50R17 unless noted
Cooper STT's - 68lbs
Hercules Trail Digger M/T - 62lbs
Toyo M/T - 79lbs
BFG KM2's- 67lbs
Goodyear Duratrac-(315/70R17) - 60lbs
Goodyear MTR- 64lbs
Dunlop Mud Rover - 56lbs
Nitto Trail Grappler- 79lbs
Nitto Mud Grappler - 81lbs
Mickey T MTZ's - 68lbs
Pitbull Rockers - 85lbs
Deck Cepek Mud Country - 78lbs
Pro Comp Xtreme Mud Terrain 315/70R17 68lbs
04-23-2014, 04:01 AM
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37s based on 17" wheel
Cooper STT's - 84lbs
Toyo M/T's (37x13.50R17) - 93lbs
BFG KM2's- 71lbs
Goodyear MTR- 74lbs
Nitto Trail Grappler-85lbs
Nitto Mud Grappler (37x13.5R17) - 90lbs Mickey T' MTZ's - 83lbs
Pitbull Rockers - 90lbs
Cooper STT's - 84lbs
Toyo M/T's (37x13.50R17) - 93lbs
BFG KM2's- 71lbs
Goodyear MTR- 74lbs
Nitto Trail Grappler-85lbs
Nitto Mud Grappler (37x13.5R17) - 90lbs Mickey T' MTZ's - 83lbs
Pitbull Rockers - 90lbs
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04-23-2014, 04:53 AM
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So with your numbers I can go from an unmounted 35 nitto trail that weighs 79 then go to a mounted 37 and gain 6 lbs?. Funny the toyo that weighed the same in 35's gained 14 in a 37...
04-23-2014, 05:05 AM
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35 unmounted to 37 mounted and only gain 6 lbs? nope. these are all unmounted tire weights...i also found it surprising that there is only a 6lb gain from a 35 to 37. the Toyo is a 1350 so maybe that would explain a 14lb increase?
04-23-2014, 12:18 PM
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Just bought 37" MTRs. They balanced just fine. American company that makes them in the USA. $80 rebate going on with a purchase of 4. They're a great tire and the weight DOES make a difference, especially if you have the 3.8 In 37" size, the MTRs are 84 pounds each and the Nittos are over 100 pounds each. Go Goodyear! 
04-23-2014, 12:20 PM
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