Nitto Dura Grapplers - Need Feedback
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Nitto Dura Grapplers - Need Feedback
I'm pretty much sold on the 285 75 17 on the stock wheel.
Now that they have been out a while how many miles do you guys have on them and how are they wearing?
How much have you paid for 4 of them installed?
Mail order or local tire shop?
Any problems or regrets?
Thanks for all replies good and bad. This is a lot of money and I want to make sure these are good tires.
Thanks,
Doug
Now that they have been out a while how many miles do you guys have on them and how are they wearing?
How much have you paid for 4 of them installed?
Mail order or local tire shop?
Any problems or regrets?
Thanks for all replies good and bad. This is a lot of money and I want to make sure these are good tires.
Thanks,
Doug
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I have the 70 series. (75's were on national back order when I got mine)
I have about 12k miles but they look brand new still. I have zero complaints about them.
As for price, I know a guy so I got a real good deal.
I have about 12k miles but they look brand new still. I have zero complaints about them.
As for price, I know a guy so I got a real good deal.
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When I had my 06' those tires I had installed. Best set of tires I've ever owned.
I bought them online too. tirebuyer.com nobody could match their price with free shipping.
I bought them online too. tirebuyer.com nobody could match their price with free shipping.
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Great tire have about 45 thousand now, could maybe get to 50 but they would be bald.They were also the best on traction out of all three sets I have had. Lasted the longest out of original michelins,and pirelli scorpions balanced and have worn great.would recomend.
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Thanks, that's all good positive feedback. So far I am not finding any of this size available. I guess they are sold out again. But I am going to keep looking. Best overall price for everything out the door is about $950 for 4 and that would be if I can find someone who mail orders to have them in stock. Local tire barn wants $1,250 out the door... Best online price is 765 but they force me to ship to a dealer and pay their tax and install which totals at around 980.
Anyone have a source for this size?
Anyone have a source for this size?
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I got almost 45k on mine and they have about 10k left on them. i got mine at Discount for $1200 otd that included lifetime tire warranty they have. I'll be buying them again.
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I don't have many miles on mine, about 6000, still look new, but these things stick like super glue compared to the factory tires. I got mine through discounttiredirect.com and shipped to my local americas tire store. Same company and their prices won't be beat. I paid $870 or so but mine was the stock size.
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I have almost 40,000 miles on my Dura Grapplers. They still have tread depth, I need to measure them to see what percentage is actually left. I plan to replace them with the exact same tire, since I haven't found ANY that I like better or that are rated for more weight. Zero complaints.
As I recall, I paid $202 each for mine, plus mounting, balancing & valve stems.
It's these or 19.5" commercial tires on Rickson wheels if you ask me. And the 17" Nittos offer you the option of airing them down when not hauling/towing.
As I recall, I paid $202 each for mine, plus mounting, balancing & valve stems.
It's these or 19.5" commercial tires on Rickson wheels if you ask me. And the 17" Nittos offer you the option of airing them down when not hauling/towing.
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I have almost 40,000 miles on my Dura Grapplers. They still have tread depth, I need to measure them to see what percentage is actually left. I plan to replace them with the exact same tire, since I haven't found ANY that I like better or that are rated for more weight. Zero complaints.
As I recall, I paid $202 each for mine, plus mounting, balancing & valve stems.
It's these or 19.5" commercial tires on Rickson wheels if you ask me. And the 17" Nittos offer you the option of airing them down when not hauling/towing.
As I recall, I paid $202 each for mine, plus mounting, balancing & valve stems.
It's these or 19.5" commercial tires on Rickson wheels if you ask me. And the 17" Nittos offer you the option of airing them down when not hauling/towing.
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I put the 285/70-17 DuraGrapplers on in June of 08 and paid $987 for everything locally. I have around 50K on mine. I have zero complaints even in 14" of snow. I am guilty of only rotating them once also.
I just went out and took this pic.
I just went out and took this pic.