WESTHAMIRONS

Just wondering if anyone can tell me how the nitto trail grapplers are compared to the Goodyear duratracks m/t and the Toyo m/t ?
i think im leaning towards the Nittos !!! any objections or better selections out there ???

RescueRubicon

I have 35's, and to me they are a super heavy tire. I don't even know the weight specs, but they are nothing special. They look good, but that's about it in my opinion.

WESTHAMIRONS

are they heavier than the toyos ? everyone said thats the heaviest of the 3 and the goodyears i should just stay away from !!!! i just dont want problems down the road so to say .

mattgt5

The best mt out there imho is the km2. Good on road great off. A little narrower than the nitto or toyo and a lot lighter. Better tread life too. Off road they are all very similar, except the duratrac. Its an A/T tire. Only problem i have with bfg is the size specs are small in the larger sizes.

damon.l

the goodyear duratracs are not M/Ts, they are A/Ts. its going to have better road manners, be more quiet, and be A LOT less heavy than the trail grapplers. i have enjoyed my duratracs for on road, but the type of offroading i do they just dont cut it, so i have a set of trail grapplers sitting in my garage waiting on new wheels.

ronin2120

I had the Toyo's and I really liked them they lasted me over 60,000 miles before I sold my truck. I have the Nitto's and I really like them they have performed really well offroad. On road they are fairly quiet and well mannered, all in all I am quite pleased with the both sets of tires. I don't think you could go wrong picking either the Toyos or Nittos.

JeepAddOns-Chris

An unbiased opinion from my personal experiences since we sell all the mentioned tires in this thread. Yes, the Nitto is a heavier tire than others, but it is also the best on road/off road tire made today. They balance out very easily, have excellent tread life, do well on the street, shine in the rocks, clear out mud with a little wheel spin and have *the* toughest sidewalls of any radial tire available today on the market. That's why they are as heavy as they are. The KM2 is a good tire, but I have seen too many sliced sidewalls to ever trust it on a trail (and personally have had a sliced BFG as well). Goodyear Kevlars are not the easiest to balance and lots of people have issues with them, YMMV. Duratracs are pretty decent and I like them, but not aggressive enough for serious offroad use. Toyos are good as well. None to the level of the Nitto though in both on and off road performance.

winkelhawk

I have the Trail Grappler's and couldn't be happier. I like them much better than the BFG Mud Terrain I had on the Jeep when I bought it. They balanced well, not too loud when driving on the road and performed great out on the beach and our recent trip to Rausch Creek. I was a big fan of Dick Cepeck FC II since most of my off roading is on the beach but the Nitto's are much better so far.

tborah79

I had 3 sets of Trail Grapplers M/T and now running Toyo M/T...I prefer the Toyos...they seem to have less grind when stopping and starting at low speeds

jgerhard

I went with Trail Grapplers. My Terra Grapplers have done very well, with more than half tread left at 50K on a Tacoma. So I tried Trail Grapplers and they have been really nice on / off road. I am not well versed in the other tires, but my research turned me onto Firestone Destination M/T and Terra Grapplers, and I got a great deal on the TGs, so I went with it.

JG