BLUEZUK
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is anyone running the mud grapplers by nito yet.if so what are the good and bad of this tire for offroading
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GRAPPLER TIRES
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Snowboardingmofo
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- Dec 1, 2005
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- Concord, NC
Had some 35" grapplers on my truck when I bought it and they were so loud on the street that I couldn't stand them. The guy that sold me the truck said he bought them not too long before I bought the truck and they were already worn down pretty far so I had to replace them. They looked badass and do pretty good off road just depends on the road volume you prefer.
336wheeler
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I will account for the loudness also. My cousin runs the 38x15.50 grapplers on his f-350 and they are a whole lot louder than my IROKS. They're a good looking tire and do decent offroad... just not as sticky as the swampers in my opinion.
8379qtj10
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- Jan 22, 2007
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- Washington N.C
To much $$$ for me.
I think they are a 20" rim "for looks" tires. Every F-250 and Chevy Duramax has them...well sometimes it seems
I think they are a 20" rim "for looks" tires. Every F-250 and Chevy Duramax has them...well sometimes it seems