Ready to Order Nitto Ridge Grapplers -- last chance to change my mind
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After about 8K miles, I am still very happy with the Nitto Ridge Grapplers. They are not yet getting louder, they are rolling balanced and they work much better off-road than the stock tires.
I have had the windows down recently and the noise is not bad at all (and I have very good hearing). The little sound they make on asphalt and concrete is at a consistent, mid-range pitch which is not offensive.
I am finding the same positive experience as described on the internet and as supported by statements on the mfg. website. I definitely give Nitto credit for honesty on their self-evaluation of their different products.
Enjoy !
I have had the windows down recently and the noise is not bad at all (and I have very good hearing). The little sound they make on asphalt and concrete is at a consistent, mid-range pitch which is not offensive.
I am finding the same positive experience as described on the internet and as supported by statements on the mfg. website. I definitely give Nitto credit for honesty on their self-evaluation of their different products.
Enjoy !
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GrouseK9 (02-04-2022)
#43
After about 8K miles, I am still very happy with the Nitto Ridge Grapplers. They are not yet getting louder, they are rolling balanced and they work much better off-road than the stock tires.
I have had the windows down recently and the noise is not bad at all (and I have very good hearing). The little sound they make on asphalt and concrete is at a consistent, mid-range pitch which is not offensive.
I am finding the same positive experience as described on the internet and as supported by statements on the mfg. website. I definitely give Nitto credit for honesty on their self-evaluation of their different products.
Enjoy !
I have had the windows down recently and the noise is not bad at all (and I have very good hearing). The little sound they make on asphalt and concrete is at a consistent, mid-range pitch which is not offensive.
I am finding the same positive experience as described on the internet and as supported by statements on the mfg. website. I definitely give Nitto credit for honesty on their self-evaluation of their different products.
Enjoy !
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GrouseK9 (02-04-2022)
#44
These for reference: https://www.tuffantusa.com/product-p...ffant-steelies
#45
@allegedly Were you able to make the Tuffant steelies work on the P400 without spacers? That really does seem like the perfect off-road option. Unfortunately, Land Rover steelies require spacers per Lucky8.
These for reference: https://www.tuffantusa.com/product-p...ffant-steelies
These for reference: https://www.tuffantusa.com/product-p...ffant-steelies
#46
I did contact TuffAnt (Tuff Ant ?) and they said their steelies required spacers, and they do not recommend it. Due to geometries that change with spacers, there is a high probability of bent rims off-road. Seems like the TuffAnt alloys are the way to go. I’m probably going to order the Lucky8 kit: https://lucky8llc.com/collections/de...brake-calipers
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