Nitto
JK Junkie
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Catonsville, MD
JK Super Freak
Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Colorado
I haven't had my TGs in much mud yet, but they did great on open rock and in sand. As far as the ride goes, they don't feel any different to me than the stock 29" tires that came on my Jeep. I picked them up at the start of this past winter and they have done great in the snow as well.
I can't say much about wear because I've only had them for about three thousand miles, but I do like the look of them. Certainly not as aggressive as an MT, but better than a lot of the ATs out there.
I'm a fan of the tire, but will probably switch to an MT once these are gone.
I can't say much about wear because I've only had them for about three thousand miles, but I do like the look of them. Certainly not as aggressive as an MT, but better than a lot of the ATs out there.
I'm a fan of the tire, but will probably switch to an MT once these are gone.
JK Newbie
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Indianapolis, IN
Terra Grapplers
I have had them on two other trucks, wife has not picked out wheels for the jeep so, no TGs on it yet. They are much better on road than the BFG ATs. Never used 4wd this past winter in my Ram, they are great in the rain, good in sand, fine on rocks, and for an AT tire I think they do good in the mud. Oh, and I had 40K miles on the last set before I sold the truck, still had good tread left. I also picked up a 6" long body bolt in the treads of one tire, went right under the lugs about an inch in from the sidewall. Drove for about 10 miles to get home, pulled it out, tire never leaked air, never blew out, it continued to perform like the others. Highly recommend.
