Mike Melton shows a Platinum F-150 running Nitto Trail Grappler MT tires with 23,846 miles and even wear. He says rotate mud tires every 3,000 miles to keep them lasting, and warns that much lower mileage means your truck's suspension needs work.
Now this guy right here, he's running the Nitto Trail Grappler MTs. He's running this thing on a Platinum F-150. Now right now he's got 23,846 miles on these tires, right? So for all the guys who are saying, man, I ain't getting but 20,000, 30,000 miles out of my tires, well, I'm gonna tell you what, go in there and have your truck checked out, because if you ain't getting but 20-some thousand miles out of your tires, there's definitely some— definitely something wrong with your suspension or something wrong with your damn truck altogether. Hell, just buy you a truck. Now when we sold this guy these tires right here, we told him he needs to make sure he rotates these things every 3,000 miles. Now look at the tread, everything's wearing even. So when you have a mud tire and you rotate them every 3,000 miles, this is what happens. Everything wears even, you don't have any issues. Now here's the backs of them. These are ones we just pulled from the front to the back. Now look at those. That's why I tell you, buy quality. Stop buying this damn cheap-ass damn stuff where you sit whine and cry and complain about it. Oh man, this and that. Just buy damn good tires. These are the Nitto Trail Grappler MTs.
