Tires?

[Head Hunter]

I am looking at buying a set of Nitto Grapplers for my 3/4 ton 2006 Dodge. Does the green screen recommend them? My main concern is how will they wear?

[Swampa]

I've got the trail grappler mt on now. They were really loud for the first 10,000 or so miles. Got much quieter after that. I rotate them every 4-5k and they are wearing very good. I probably won't get more than 25,000 on them before they're done. The terra grappler at will go closer to 40k.

[Sean]

I had a set on my 2005 F250 and hated them. Noisey, poor handling and wore out within 23-25000 miles. I rotated every oil change, had front end realigned as soon as I bought them also.

[rebelangler]

I loved mine. I got 30k out if my mud grapplers. Noisy. Got 65k out of my trail grappler mt's and the had a soft humm. I rotate every 1500-2k miles though. All tires had even wear

[Quackerbox]

Had 2 sets on the same 3/4 dodge, first set ran about 40k second set went about 20. I never heard them. I just put a set of coopers SSTs on my duramax and I can hear those on the highway with the radio off

[txfireguy2003]

I'm running the Trail Grapplers on the same truck, load range E, very important. I've been running them for 3 years and am over 40k on them, probably still have another 5-10 left on them if not more. They are a bit squirrelly for the first 1000 miles or so, but they wear in and handle fine after that. Noise wasn't an issue for me, but my truck is loud anyway, i can't hear the tires over my exhaust. Great tire off road, decent on road, designed by Nitto for contractor types who spend a lot of time on pavement, but also get into some really sloppy stuff from time to time as well. Tough too, i had 3 framing nails in one tire for over a year, never lost any air, and currently have a fairly large lag bolt in one, and it's not losing air either.