Nitto Trail Grapplers vs Toyo Open Country MT

[PJ1012]

I've had amazing success with my Nitto TG. I have them on my 2014 Z71. I put them on it when I got it brand new and got 53k out my first set. I could've gotten another 7-10k out of them but it was starting to slip in the mud some so I got a new set. I've got 30k on this set now and they aren't a third worn yet. They have little to no road noise and work great in mud. I also rotate them every oil change so that might be why I'm getting so much out of them. I'm sold on them and wouldn't go with another tire right now.

[Gut_Pile]

Just bought my first set of Toyo's last week. Have been a cooper guy with great performance on the 3 previous set of tires I've purchased.

Guy I deal with told me Toyo was the way to go, so that's what I did. Hope they perform as advertised.

[huntinghagen#12]

I have Toyo's on two trucks, no complaints on my end.

[Burney Mac]

Take a loot at the Toyo Open Country R/T's, Somewhat of a hybrid between an A/T and M/T. I really like my set so far.

Mine came with a 45 day return policy if I didn't like them, no questions asked. Well I like them so I'm keeping them. Also came with a 45,000 mile warranty.

[Southernduck]

Take a loot at the Toyo Open Country R/T's, Somewhat of a hybrid between an A/T and M/T. I really like my set so far.

Mine came with a 45 day return policy if I didn't like them, no questions asked. Well I like them so I'm keeping them. Also came with a 45,000 mile warranty.

The R/Ts are comparable to the Cooper Discoverer ST Maxx which I am currently running. They are great tires just looking for a little more tire.