Has anyone had these tires? Do they last very long, or are the going to be like my BFG A/T's that didn't last for anything?
Nitto Terra Graplers
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I'm on my second set 42000 on my first set load range D, this set I went with range E and they are wearing better than the last set.
I am running 265/75 16 E load on my stock wheels. Not sure how many miles on them, about 1.5 years or so. They seem to be wearing well, and I have only rotated them once. My only issue was balancing, I tried using beads first and they were terrible. But now I am running regular weight and they are fine. This was just my experience, others are using the beads with success. I will probably buy these tires again.
got 26k out of my first set, but then again I towed 3 times a month back and forth from the dunes pulling way too much weight 
Got 20K on mine and they look good, at least another 10k left. They should be gone by now with the power of the truck and the very heavy loads I haul on a regular basis.
Thanks everyone for the info, all I know my BFG's only got about 20,000 on them and for some reason the left rear wears out faster than the rest, and the fronts are wearing awfully!
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I must have gotten a bad set, only got 12k out of mine and they were gone. Had the truck lined up when put on and never got a chance to rotate before they were gone. Went back to michelin ltx ms and they wear a lot better, for now, but they don't look good. Just my two cents, I know a lot of other people running the grapplers with good luck though.
They are awesome, traction matters most to me and these tires bite. I am especially pleased with the wet traction they provide. I have 10k and they show little if any wear.
Mine wore quick too.
But i blame it on the truck.
These trucks are HEAVY and have so much damn torque is hard on tires IMO.
Im going to try the Toyos this time.
But i blame it on the truck.
These trucks are HEAVY and have so much damn torque is hard on tires IMO.
Im going to try the Toyos this time.
Have right at 60k on my set. They are 10 ply 285/16's on stock PYO's. I think getting Nitto's in a 10 ply rating is the key for good mileage. Some of my friends have them on thier trucks in a 8 ply and they don't wear near as good.
i had some 285/60r18 and hated them. they wear way too fast...but you get what you pay for. they are cheaper then any other tire out.