May 1, 2026
1 May 2026 · 1 min
1:09
Mike Melton inspects a used set of Nitto Mud Graps tires, checking tread depth and balance. Despite cupping and wear, they show low road-force numbers and green balance. The buyer paid $2,000 for the set.
Mike Melton inspects a used set of Nitto Mud Graps tires, checking tread depth and balance. Despite cupping and wear, they show low road-force numbers and green balance. The buyer paid $2,000 for the set.
You'll never guess how much this guy paid for these Nitto Mud Graps. Now somewhere towards the end of this video, I'm gonna let you know what he paid for these things. It's gonna blow your mind. All right, as you see, somebody wrote sold on them. Now let's go to each one, see what kind of tread they got. They still got a little bit of tread. This one here is about the same. This is the driver rear. This one here is about the same. That's a passenger front. This one here is a driver rear. But look at this damn one side right here. You'll never guess how much he paid for these things. Now that driver rear is cupped a little bit too, but he had the son of a gun on the road force, and I'd be damned if it didn't get 24 and it's green all the way around. Now that's when you know you got a good damn set of tires. It don't matter if they're damn halfway bald or not, if they still balance out, got low road force, that's a hell of a tire. Now to what he paid for these things. Now here's the tread. I want y'all to put in the comments what you think he paid for it, but I know y'all want to know what he paid. So based off the tread wear What do you think? I'm gonna tell you right now, he paid $2,000 for this used set of mud grabs. Would you pay that? Put it in the comments.
