Trail Grappler vs. Open Country MT

Jesse_01 · May 23, 2014

Comparing toyo mt to nitto trail crap isn't even a comparison. It would be comparing a h&S(toyo) to a diablo sport tuner(nitto).

Get 1 of each tire, same size and throw it on a balancing machine.

morepower02 · May 23, 2014

After running both for 40k a piece I disagree. I have had each balanced every ten k with no huge difference.

bigrpowr · May 23, 2014

morepower02 said:
After running both for 40k a piece I disagree. I have had each balanced every ten k with no huge difference.

same rubber from the same company ...

morepower02 · May 23, 2014

Exactly

Jesse_01 · May 24, 2014

That same rubber and same tire stuff is bs. Maybe the rejects of toyo become nitto. I can see that.

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bigrpowr · May 24, 2014

Jesse_01 said:
That same rubber and same tire stuff is bs. Maybe the rejects of toyo become nitto. I can see that.

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Nitto owns Toyo. Same rubber.

Kind · May 24, 2014

Maybe same rubber but I've driven both brands on the same day and I'd take toyos over nitto. To me the difference was obvious. There's gotta be something different about them.

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zilla68 · May 24, 2014

my new 35 toyos ride awesome, very minimal noise, smooth as glass, compared to my bfg mud terrains, I'd sell my bfg's in a second and go toyos I like them so much now.

Jesse_01 · May 24, 2014

bigrpowr said:
Nitto owns Toyo. Same rubber.

That might be true. But nitto is poor quality compared to the toyo. I have experience with mutiple pairs of
Toyo m55 vs Dura grappler
Toyo mt vs trail grappler
Toyo At vs terra grappler

Every toyo has balance with quite a bit less weight, they have drive smoother with less shake, & wear nicer.

That's why imo toyo is a better tire.

Btw Nitto is a spin off company of toyo. So toyo owns them.

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