This is a YouTube video titled "We put on some big 40x15.50-20 Nitto Mud Grapps on this ford F250" featuring a single speaker discussing the installation and performance of large Nitto Mud Grappler tires on a Ford F250 truck, including details about tire weights and the vehicle's sound. The content is a monologue focused on automotive modifications and tire performance.
We just put a big old set of 40, 15, 50 nittos on this thing. So this here is a big old F250 running. Some big old 40, 15, 50, 20 Nitto mud grabs. Now, I was on live, so I couldn't make a whole video of these, but two of these tires had.08. Okay. Didn't call for any weight at all. Now, for some of y', all, y' all can ask Lindsay. I think Lindsay's tire was in my life. He'll attest to that. This guy came over from Gastonia, which ain't that far. He's about 30, 35 minutes away from us to get these mud grabs. Why? Because we're the best. Now, this thing is fully deleted, and it sounds like a damn airplane going down the road. I'm gonna let y' all hear it here in a little bit, too. So two of these things zeroed out. No way. One tire took 3.25, I believe, some running there, and the other took 2.75 ounces of weight on this big old. 40, 15, 50, 20. If you want to follow this guy, here's his IG right here. 6.75. All right. He about to roll that cold with that thing. All right, here he goes. Oh, yeah, that's how you sound, like a jet engine.
