snow_monkey
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The older revos I have now are exceptable based on how aggressive the tread is. Compared to other tires over the years they have been better than most.
Anyone with feedback on Terra Grappler truck tires in ice and snow
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The older revos I have now are exceptable based on how aggressive the tread is. Compared to other tires over the years they have been better than most.
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Thanks for the input everyone. I decided to stick with my original decision and went with the Grapplers. I liked the semi-aggressive look, price, and feedback I got on them, so decided to stick with that. It came down to the Duelers, Falkners (sp?) and these. I've always had the Duelers and had a couple small complaints on them. The Falkner "Rocky Mountain's" I was repeatedly told not to get if you want good traction in snow/ice, so decided to give these a whirl. We'll see.
Thanks for the input everyone. I decided to stick with my original decision and went with the Grapplers. I liked the semi-aggressive look, price, and feedback I got on them, so decided to stick with that. It came down to the Duelers, Falkners (sp?) and these. I've always had the Duelers and had a couple small complaints on them. The Falkner "Rocky Mountain's" I was repeatedly told not to get if you want good traction in snow/ice, so decided to give these a whirl. We'll see.
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I am on my 3rd set of Nitto TG's and have had great luck with them. I've put atleast 50,000 miles on each of the first 2 sets. They're great in all weather conditions. I have them on a F250 PSD. Also ran Nitto 555's on my Mustang Gt and now run them on my CTS-V, no complaints.
I've got the Terra Grapplers on my 06 Dmax. 43,000mi and good tread left to get to winter before replacement. No complaints whatsoever. Toyo built a plant in the U.S. back around 2005 and spun off Nitto Tire Co North America. So its nice to know they are made here as well IMO.
mjkaliszak
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I have them on my 150, didn't care for them in the snow . I use the Pirelli's for the snow and had them siped. The NG's I run on modded rims during the summer, soft tire but my driving habits are agressive. Here are the pics of the rear tires @ 25-26k. I'm picky about tread depth but these are deeper than the pics looks. For me I like good meats , especially in the rain. They wore out too fast for my liking and I didn't even run them thru the winter. These are too soft a compound for me. look nice .