Mike Melton tests whether 38×13.50R20 Nitto Trail Grappler tires fit on his pickup truck. The used tires balance exceptionally well, showing only 19 lb of force compared to 800 lb on other brands. After mounting, he confirms they fit without rubbing.
This guy think 38s are going to fit on this truck. After we get these 38s on here, we're going to show you what it looks like. So he definitely wore these tires out. He got these second hand from a guy. But you see, these things are like brand new. These right here are some 38, 13, 50, 20, and they're the nitto trail grapplers. All right, now we can't take the damn stickers off, but we're going to show you how these things balance out. Unlike a lot of y', all, shops always balance by the lug holes. Last tires he had on there look like a rub. Look like you put it in with a hammer. All right, before we bounce this thing out, remember to take a sticker off. Ah, you forgot no stickers on this one. All right, let's go ahead and balance this thing out. All right, we got this thing rolling. Now remember these? Some big old 38, 13, 50, 20s. We're not going to cut it, we're not going to edit. We got the roller on there. Roller's about to come off right now. Look at that. We got zero weight here, an ounce and three quarters here, and only 19 pounds of force on this big old tire. Now, if there's any other kind of brand you beat on, had 800 pounds of road force, 1400 pounds of weight. That's why you get knitto. Even though they're, they're used tires, they still balance good. All right, now we got this thing balanced out. Let me show you how these things look like on this truck. All right, here's that truck.38 fit on there. No rub, no scrub. So, yeah,38s will fit.
