Mike Melton tests the Nitto Ridge Grappler against competing brands with live road-force measurements, challenging owners of Predator, Venom, and Radar tires to match the numbers. Users report 60,000 to 80,000 miles on the Ridge Grappler.
All right, let me show all you haters that don't like Nitto. Why you buy Nitto? For one, it's the quality of the tires. Tires are not created equal. Just cause they're black don't mean they're the same. So, like, what everybody wants to see, let's go ahead and bounce this thing out, show you the road force numbers. Let's see what this comes out at. Get that thing rolling for you. So we're gonna do this. No cuts, no edits. That way we can go ahead and make all you haters sit down, get in your mama's basement, play your video games and be quiet. So here you go. Real time, no cuz, no edits. Nitto Ridge Grappler. 35, 13, 50, 17, 35, 12, 50, 17. So this thing on the coffer, three quarters of an ounce here, four pounds of road force. So with all you guys got the Predators, these Venoms, these radars, whatever, put it on the road force, show us how these things are balancing out. And also show us how long these tires are lasting. People's got 60 to 80,000 miles out of these tires.
