Nitto Dura Grapplers
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Nitto Dura Grapplers
Well, its definitely time for some new tires on my 04 2500. it has 75,000 on it with the stock goodyears (i bought it at 70,000, and they were pretty bald then).
Does anyone here have any experience with the Nitto Dura Grapplers? Ive been looking at a set of those in a min size of 285/70R/17. Right now I think its a toss up between those or the Terra Grapplers in a 285 or larger.
I like the aggressive tread on the Terras, but I have a 2WD, and dont really see too many harsh conditions. Mostly my truck is a daily driver, with a pretty decent amount of towing either my boat or wife's stupid horse trailer, occasional dirt/gravel/muddy roads, and a little snow here and there (when i venture out of sunny san diego).
I always see how much people like their Terras, and I read all kinds of reviews on those, but dont really see much about the Dura Grapplers.
And lastly do you think 305s would be pushing it too far for my truck with a leveling kit?
Does anyone here have any experience with the Nitto Dura Grapplers? Ive been looking at a set of those in a min size of 285/70R/17. Right now I think its a toss up between those or the Terra Grapplers in a 285 or larger.
I like the aggressive tread on the Terras, but I have a 2WD, and dont really see too many harsh conditions. Mostly my truck is a daily driver, with a pretty decent amount of towing either my boat or wife's stupid horse trailer, occasional dirt/gravel/muddy roads, and a little snow here and there (when i venture out of sunny san diego).
I always see how much people like their Terras, and I read all kinds of reviews on those, but dont really see much about the Dura Grapplers.
And lastly do you think 305s would be pushing it too far for my truck with a leveling kit?