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Old Aug 23, 2014 | 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted by TreyJK
Another vote for Nitto Trail Graps. I'm expecting at least 40k miles out of these and will definitely purchase a new set after that.
X2 with the trail graps. 34600 miles on these.

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Old Aug 26, 2014 | 05:51 AM
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Do you guys have any issues with the Trail Grapplers weight? Eg; bogging down the motor, wearing out brakes faster ect.
I love the look of the Toyo MT. But The weight, and price of the MTR sales itself.
I'm buying a package deal from TirePackage most likely, and I plan on pulling the trigger September 1st. (Currently out of town for work, plan on coming home to some goodies.)
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Old Aug 26, 2014 | 12:14 PM
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I don't notice any more than any other 35. They are on the heavy side but they are worth it. I have put my trail graps through some nasty rocks and trails and they hold up great and grab really well when aired down. I'm sold on Nitto.
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Old Aug 26, 2014 | 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted by J0321
Do you guys have any issues with the Trail Grapplers weight? Eg; bogging down the motor, wearing out brakes faster ect. I love the look of the Toyo MT. But The weight, and price of the MTR sales itself. I'm buying a package deal from TirePackage most likely, and I plan on pulling the trigger September 1st. (Currently out of town for work, plan on coming home to some goodies.)
I roll he trails in Colorado every few weeks. No issues with weight, bogging power etc. As far as I'm concerned, the power loss at altitude is significant and it has never had an effect on performance. If nothing else, it's working in your favor once they are rolling, by placing more torque through wheel spin. Just like fly weights on a fly wheel.
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Old Aug 27, 2014 | 02:50 AM
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Sounds good to me, thanks guys. Now just to pick out the rimzzz. lol
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Old Aug 27, 2014 | 03:04 AM
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I just finished putting on LT 285-70-17 Grabber A/T 2, I know there not 35's but there measure out to be 32.7, mine is also a DD with plans for light off road and as far as the DD goes I am more than pleased. I haven't been off road......Yet
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Old Aug 27, 2014 | 05:07 AM
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I went w/ the Fierce Attitude very happy with them Perform great in the mud and very nice on the paved road
It was the most affordable tire that i could find that fit my needs.


Fierce
Fierce Fierce Attitude MT
35X1250R17D2 119P B (Reading the Tire Size)
Intense mud performance with looks to match.

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Old Aug 27, 2014 | 05:19 AM
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I think I have the cheapest 35's made. Period. Haha.

Gladiator MT Q9000. 35x12.50-18. $160 ea. not a retread. They are "Ecosafe" and made from a high silica compound and have been on for about 10,000 miles now with VERY LITTLE WEAR. traction is great so far. Pulled out some trucks with Nitto Terra Grappler tires that were stuck. My cheapies had no problems in the same mud.

I'll buy them again, when needed, at least so far. If one has a catastrophic failure between now and then I might change my mind. But so far they are great. Look great too.

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Old Aug 27, 2014 | 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Tuto
I went w/ the Fierce Attitude very happy with them Perform great in the mud and very nice on the paved road
It was the most affordable tire that i could find that fit my needs.


Fierce
Fierce Fierce Attitude MT
35X1250R17D2 119P B (Reading the Tire Size)
Intense mud performance with looks to match.

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I ran those on my first xterra, they wore quick (though I beat the hell out of them). They got loud after about 15k miles. They were a fantastic mild mud tire though. I only had to be pulled out once, and that was more because of the fact that I ran up onto a log at a fairly "quick" rate of speed in a mud hole, causing my truck to get high centered. Great tire though, I just with they would get rid of the barb-wire bull crap on the side wall. These are mud tires, not a early 90's tribal tattoo.
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Old Aug 28, 2014 | 04:21 AM
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How tall are the Fierce tires measured on the vehicle? Also, I can get the General grabber MT tire with the red letters for about $180 to the door because of a connection at the factory. If I can be all in at $900 or less would that make this tire more attractive or would you still pay the $1700 a set for something else? They wouldn't be on my short list but the price might move them to the top!
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