Nitto Mud Grapplers

[ChickenWilly]

No experience with the tires you're asking about but my tires are plenty loud enough lol I have a set of radar renegade mt's. They are wearing great and I have 18k miles on them now and looks like 40k plus is definitely possible. But they aren't quiet at all! They perform well in the mud and are holding up well but they are kind of loud

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[Mudslinger]

If you want to throw money away go with some Buckshot Gumbo Mudders or some Thornbirds like above. On second thought, the Nitto Mud Grapplers might be the best option if you are purely looking to waste money. They are loud, won’t last 12,000 miles AND you get to pay for the Toyo name. [emoji12]


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If you want mud tires, that are loud and will throw mud anywhere and everywhere and get you stuck way farther from society than the others mentioned (those are just glorified all terrain tires) then these are the ones to get! Anything else for a MUD TIRE is a waste of money.
I ran 14/35/16.5 Gumbo Monster Mudders on my 1975 and 1976 F250 High Rise Ford 4x4's and they were awesome! they will dig the mud, dig a hole and throw mud inside and outside your truck and on everything around it!

[banzai]

[QUOTE=175gr7.62;13880952]If you want to throw money away go with some Buckshot Gumbo Mudders or some Thornbirds like above. [emoji12]

Buckshot Mudders are not = throwing money away. I had them before and they are inexpensive mud tires that perform well in mud.

OP asked for loud. Buckshots can be loud. If you want them to be even louder, let out some air until you are happy with the sound.

For a low dollar four wheel drive that will spend more time off road than on road they are a wise choice. If tire noise is a requirement, they should be considered.

[Bowhuntnman]

Save your money!

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