How long does mud grapplers last

More than just a grippy and awesome-looking tread pattern, the Mud Grappler is build to take a beating and last. The carcass of the tire is made with high strength steel belts to resist punctures, while the massive sidewalls are also built to withstand cuts thanks to a three-ply polyester construction. This extra layer of rubber is significant and also serves to further protect against punctures. As for drawbacks, both comfort and noise quality are issues with these tires.

Owners rate the tire, on average, a 3. We should point out that this is lower than their usual rankings. No mileage guarantee is given by Nitto but expect roughy 40, miles on a set or over 50, if you drive conservatively. The Nitto Mud Grappler does not come with a mileage warranty, as is typical of mud-terrain tires.

The Nitto Mud Grappler is engineered with an aggressive high-void tread pattern that lays down relentless traction in mud, sand, and even over sharp rocks or large boulders.

Several thousand miles on the Nitto Mud Grapplers on- and off-road. The Mud Grapplers have an extremely aggressive and loud tread and sidewall. The Nitto Mud Grappler off-road tires are designed for use in muddy areas and wet climates. These tires are best suited for vehicles that are typically used for off-roading such as small trucks, SUVs, or even Jeeps. Nitto tires are a strong choice for performance tires, and the manufacturer offers other high-quality specialty models as well.

Overall, we rate Nitto 4. Under-inflation leads to lower fuel efficiency and extra wear during on-road driving. Mud terrain tires are for hardcore off-road enthusiasts.