Nitto
Nitto Mud Grappler
Nitto Mud Grappler
  • 3.6
      (6 customer reviews)
    Price Range:  USD $254.99 to $774.99
    All Season
    All Season


    The Mud Grappler Extreme Terrain provides reliable off-road traction over various terrains, whether it's dirt, rocks or mud. The massive side lugs and 3-ply polyester sidewall construction add more protection to help prevent sidewall punctures when facing the most challenging off-road obstacles. The Mud Grappler is manufactured using state of the art manufacturing processes that ensure tire uniformity and quality. The Mud Grappler can handle anything you can throw at it.

    Customer Reviews

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    4.6
  • Anonymous
    7/10/2010
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  • Very sweet tires, loud look out i'm comming, and get loads of looks. very heavy tire, but better looking than my last set, toyo mt.
    2.6
  • Anonymous
    2/19/2010
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  • 04 F150 FX4 - 33x12.50x18 - VERY VERY VERY LOUD!!!!! I have put around 30,000 miles on mine and they are about slick!! Not that good in mud! They dig way to bad! Smooth riding for a MT but still kinda stiff.
    3.7
  • Zack Young
    11/10/2009
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  • 03 Dodge Ram 3500 1 Ton - 40x15.50R20 - Great tire, handles well off and on road. Exceptional grip on ice and snow. Water definitely isn't there strong point but they do just fine. I have 45k on them and I can probably get another 5 to 10k. The thing that surprises me most is that I love to leave rubber everywhere and they are holding up great would definitely buy them again!
    3.3
  • Robert Wilson
    11/4/2009
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  • '07 Titan - 35X12.50x18 - Decent tire at 40k still have most of the tread...rotate often and you should get at least 50k plus on a 3/4 ton truck...trick is finding a good shop that can balance this size...over all a good product and I'd probably purchase again...best looking tire on the market and solid performance as well.
    3.0
  • Anonymous
    8/20/2009
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