A short video by Mike Melton demonstrating swapping noisy, unbalanced tires for Nitto NT 420 tires (size 305/45/22). The speaker contrasts prior tires (described as May Pop/MTs) with the NT 420, emphasizing improved balance, smoother ride and lower noise, and walks through balancing steps (removing sticker, using roller).
Nitto NT 420
305/45/22
This guy with this truck right here said, the hell with these tires right here, these right here, the May Pop haters. As you see, these things are still brand new. Reasons took these things off because they never, ever can balance out, right? They shake the whole damn truck. All right, so we finally got smart, paid the extra money. Now we're going with some Nittos 305, 45, 22s. This one here is the Nitto NT 420. See, these right here are going to perform a lot better, and they're gonna ride a lot damn smoother. Not only that, these things right here noisier than hell, and these things gonna be a lot quieter. So of course, what everybody wants to see, how do these nittos balance out? Now, we don't show a lot of the 420s because a lot of people like the all terrains and mud terrain, stuff like that. But let's show you what these things do. Now, this is an asymmetrical tire, and a lot of people don't know what asymmetrical tires are. Now, an asymmetrical tire means one side of the tire is totally different. And the reason for that is for tire performance. Now, you know, before we balance it out, what we got to do, we got to take that damn sticker off. All right, we got the roller roll. We'll see what kind of weight this thing takes. We ain't gonna cut it. We ain't gonna edit none of that stuff right there. What's it gonna come out as? All right, rollers coming off 0808. Look at that. Ditto MT420s.
