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[quote name='Khamul' date='04 March 2010 - 08:21 PM' timestamp='1267752061' post='13901']

Anyone else for some input?



Wondering if anyone has had experience with Nitto tires.... The Trail Grpler and the Mud Graplers... look like nice tires but wouldn't mind some experienced input with these...

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[quote name='Khamul' date='04 March 2010 - 06:21 PM' timestamp='1267752061' post='13901']

Anyone else for some input?



Wondering if anyone has had experience with Nitto tires.... The Trail Grpler and the Mud Graplers... look like nice tires but wouldn't mind some experienced input with these...

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I just picked up a set of nitto mud grabblers 38x15.5x20 ...they have only been on my SUT for a month but so far I love them...they handle on the street better then my toyo open country's 37" ...havent been able to try them out in the mud yet but they go great in the snow ....they do humm on the street pretty good ..but I like that lol .....not sure what kind of deal you can get on them but I got them online from a guy in the states for a great price ...I paid $1200 US for all 4 ...shipping was about $500 and GST but no duty cause there american made ...I priced them out here and the place was asking $800 a tire ....

Our Kumho's are LT285/75r17 from P265 oem Wranglers noise yes especially when cold but actually the antenna causes more.

[quote name='Gaza' date='04 March 2010 - 11:39 PM' timestamp='1267763969' post='13915']

I just picked up a set of nitto mud grabblers 38x15.5x20 ...they have only been on my SUT for a month but so far I love them...they handle on the street better then my toyo open country's 37" ...havent been able to try them out in the mud yet but they go great in the snow ....they do humm on the street pretty good ..but I like that lol .....not sure what kind of deal you can get on them but I got them online from a guy in the states for a great price ...I paid $1200 US for all 4 ...shipping was about $500 and GST but no duty cause there american made ...I priced them out here and the place was asking $800 a tire ....

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I would love to put some MTR's on my baby....just have to wait to be able to afford them. Love the aggressive look of them.

[quote name='Gaza' date='04 March 2010 - 09:39 PM' timestamp='1267763969' post='13915']

I just picked up a set of nitto mud grabblers 38x15.5x20 ...they have only been on my SUT for a month but so far I love them...they handle on the street better then my toyo open country's 37" ...havent been able to try them out in the mud yet but they go great in the snow ....they do humm on the street pretty good ..but I like that lol .....not sure what kind of deal you can get on them but I got them online from a guy in the states for a great price ...I paid $1200 US for all 4 ...shipping was about $500 and GST but no duty cause there american made ...I priced them out here and the place was asking $800 a tire ....

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That's a damn good price - can you pass on the info when you get a chance?



So they are good in the snow eh? What do you air down to?

[quote name='Khamul' date='05 March 2010 - 04:05 PM' timestamp='1267830305' post='13951']

That's a damn good price - can you pass on the info when you get a chance?



So they are good in the snow eh? What do you air down to?

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wells theres not alot of deep snow in edmonton so havent been able to really try them out but so far nothings slowed me down ....as for airing down there suppose to be 50psi and I dont have bead locks so only aired down to 40psi....Im pretty new to the whole airing down thing lol ......here is the guys web site .... http://www.sdwheelcorp.com/ ....he sells threw ebay but I just e mailed him and did it that way and he billed me threw pay pal ...I actually bought rims to and they mounted and balanced them so when they came in I just threw them on and filled them up ...OH one important thing you will save yourself about $250 if you pick them up from the airport cause they will hit you with brokerage fee's otherwise ... i personally had them ship them threw another company (DB Schenker) other then UPS (huge brokerage fee's)....my total bill was $3200 CAN and that was for 4 nitto muds 38" , 4 moto metal rims , shipping , insurance , GST , duty on the rims and of course mounted and balanced ......I will clean them up and take some close up pics this weekend ...there a bit muddy right now <img src='http://www.canadianhummerclub.com/forum ... /smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />

[quote name='Gaza' date='05 March 2010 - 09:05 PM' timestamp='1267841144' post='13978']

[quote name='Khamul' date='05 March 2010 - 04:05 PM' timestamp='1267830305' post='13951']

That's a damn good price - can you pass on the info when you get a chance?



So they are good in the snow eh? What do you air down to?

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wells theres not alot of deep snow in edmonton so havent been able to really try them out but so far nothings slowed me down ....as for airing down there suppose to be 50psi and I dont have bead locks so only aired down to 40psi....Im pretty new to the whole airing down thing lol ......here is the guys web site .... http://www.sdwheelcorp.com/ ....he sells threw ebay but I just e mailed him and did it that way and he billed me threw pay pal ...I actually bought rims to and they mounted and balanced them so when they came in I just threw them on and filled them up ...OH one important thing you will save yourself about $250 if you pick them up from the airport cause they will hit you with brokerage fee's otherwise ... i personally had them ship them threw another company (DB Schenker) other then UPS (huge brokerage fee's)....my total bill was $3200 CAN and that was for 4 nitto muds 38" , 4 moto metal rims , shipping , insurance , GST , duty on the rims and of course mounted and balanced ......I will clean them up and take some close up pics this weekend ...there a bit muddy right now <img src='http://www.canadianhummerclub.com/forum ... /smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />

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sorry I was a little bit off , just checked my bill and the tires cost me $1400 US and I got a deal because I bought a whole set tires and rims ...

[quote name='Khamul' date='04 March 2010 - 05:25 AM' timestamp='1267680313' post='13851']

Awesome - let's keep it going as we're getting some good info here...



Kumho: Those look like really nice tires but they don't have a 37" in a 17" rim <img src='http://www.canadianhummerclub.com/forum ... ngHead.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':banghead:' />



Crawlers: Yeah - Those look like the cat's meow, don;t think best choice for an all-round tire... How are they in the snow? Can't help but notice they only have 2 sizes?? Luckily the 37" is my size! <img src='http://www.canadianhummerclub.com/forum ... lleyes.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='::)' />

How long have you had them now?

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They are incredible in the snow they are noisey on the highway but I have had them a year now and the still have 3/4 tread left on the over 10000 so I figure about 40k out of them and they are a great rock crawling tire.