Toyo RT Pro vs Nitto Ridge Grappler vs Toyo Mt

Pls post up a few pics, no poke at all

Thanks for the compliment!

Yes, there's hardly any.

Tire: Nitto Recon Grappler - 37 X 11.5 X 17
Wheel: Vision Flow 351 - 17 X 8.5, +18mm

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Only disappointed I was not able to just jump out and grab a pic or three of any of our trucks when their axles were all crossed up, but I had zero tire rub anywhere, and we were out there in it that Saturday. Twelve hours.
 
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Thanks for the compliment!

Yes, there's hardly any.

Tire: Nitto Recon Grappler - 37 X 11.5 X 17
Wheel: Vision Flow 351 - 17 X 8.5, +18mm

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Only disappointed I was not able to just jump out and grab a pic or three of any of our trucks when their axles were all crossed up, but I had zero tire rub anywhere, and we were out there in it that Saturday. Twelve hours.
What lift do you have, sir?
 
What lift


Factory Tremor lift - 1.5" in spring plus .5" (.75" w/ this new tire) up front, plus a Carli torsion sway bar for additonal front tires' clearance and the factory Tremor lift block out back, between the axle and the leaves which is 1" taller that a standard 4WD Super Duty block.

In the trailering photo, I have 30 psi in each air bag over the rear axle, fed separately to isolate any unwanted pressure cross-transfer from bag-to-bag. The bag system is Full Travel Bags if you're familiar with them.
 
Never had the toyo rt pros but had good luck with toyo in general in the past had one set of nitto ridge graps and never again absolute garbage of if I remember right 16k miles and they were trashed toyo AT3’s and toyo mt’s I got 20k-25k out of them
 
Toyo AT3 LT has 50k warranty
Toyo RT Trails has 45K warranty
Toyo MT has No warranty
 
The Toyo RT Pro has a 45k warranty. I had the Toyo MT’s before and the RT Pro’s are my favorite tire. I just had them road force balanced again just to check them after 10k of use and they still didn’t need any wheel weights and they were all under 15 pounds of force. I run them at 38 psi cold and they get up to 45 psi in Texas pretty easy.
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Love my RT Pro's. I litte quiter than the stock Duratracs. Only have 5000 miles on them, but have done well in the rain and mud. We only get ice in GA!
37"x13.50x18
3.5" Lift
 

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