Mike Melton tests the Nitto G3 all-terrain tire on a balance rig with 1,200 pounds of simulated force. The tire shows only seven pounds of vibration and zero added weight, suggesting exceptional balance straight out of the box.
Here's the best all terrain on the market, hands down. Don't care what you say. This right here is the Nitto G3. It's got two different sidewalls. Me personally, I like this side. Now this is the other side. Let us know in the comments which side you like. Now, there is one thing that they did change about these tires that we just now saw. That's the sticker you're gonna say. What do they change about the sticker? Well, I'm gonna tell you what I think they use some different glue because it's hard to get these damn stickers off. So let me show you. Usually you can pull them off, but, I mean, I'm sitting there pulling like hell. I mean, you hear that? So nitto, I don't know what you did with this, with the glue on that sticker, but good job. Now let's balance this thing out. All right? We're going to show there's no weights on this thing at all. Let's see how these things bounce out, because these things always bounce out real good. All right, we got that thing rolling. All right, that rolls. About to come down here in just a second. Putting 1200 pounds of force simulating. It's been driven on the vehicle itself. It's going to check for any kind of vibrations before it gets on that truck. Rollers coming off. Let's see where we at. Dang, seven pounds of force, zero weight. Look at that. As you see, no weight on that thing at all.
