A detailed look at how Nitto Trail Grappler MT tires perform over time, including durability tests, mileage data, and balance checks across multiple tires to assess their quality and real-world longevity.
How good do these nitto trail grapplers hold up and how good do they balance? Now, as far as holding up, what I mean is mileage, right? Mileage all depends. Depends on how you use the tires. So if you're hauling a lot of weight, you're gonna get a little bit less miles. If you're doing more highway, you're gonna get more more miles. Depends on if you're on gravel or you own dirt. A lot goes into how long a tire is going to last, but when it comes to quality stuff like that, the nitto tires are definitely your top of the line. This is the nitto trail grappler MT. So other than the looks, let's look at the sidewalls. Now let's go one by one, show you how these things balance out. All right, tire number one, but, you know, take that damn sticker off. All right, tire one spinning. Get that roller on. All right, roller coming out. Where we at, we have two and a quarter. We got one ounce here, and we got one and a quarter here. Only 27 pounds of force. And the Y has two separate weights because we're hiding it behind the spoke. Now let's go to tire two. All right, tire number two. Tire two, roller, roller down. All right, rolling. Coming on. Where we at with quarter of an ounce now it's here. 32 pounds of force. We're under the limit. We're still ready to go. Let's go to tire number three. Tire number three. Tire three, roller. Got that roller on. This wheel here's got a slight bend to her. All right, roller coming off with three ounces here, half ounce here, and only 25 pounds of fours. Let's go to tire four. All right, tire number four. All right, tire four spinning. Get that roller rolling. All right, roller coming off. We had 14 pounds of force, ounce and a quarter, and five here. So this one here has got a little bit of bent wheel. That's why it's calling for a little bit of heavier weight. But that's why you go with nittos. They last, they're good, and they always ride quiet.
