Nitto VS Toyo || Battle of the Hybrids
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- Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2019
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We frequently get asked "What is the best hybrid tire?". Based on previous experiences, the number of people we see running these, price-point, and longevity, we brought the two most popular Hybrid tires together for a comparison , and why you may run one over the other.
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Hi I have a hard time getting milage out of a tire . I'm on gravel 98% of the time and hauling trailers with heavy loads 60% of the time wat tire would u recommend?
Got a 2001 Chevy Tahoe what type of hybrid tire would you recommend
Can you do a TOYO RT vs BFG KO2? Thanks!
so what your saying is toyo mts are the best got it !
Nice review Brother. Which you recommend it between this two i drive my truck every day in I'm looking for tires with less noise on the freeway
I worked for Toyo tires north America for 6 years mixing rubber. Nitto and toyo are made on the same machines from start to finish. Raw materials,construction on the tire building machines, curing and final inspection are all the same. Just get the nittos. But honestly though Toyo open country tread wear is mind blowing to say the least. I purchased a set for my buddy's Colorado with the employee discount. He had 70,000 on them with plenty and I seriously mean plenty of tread remaining.
Interesting. Thanks
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If they are identical compounds... They should both get similar milage
@@rambo8218 I never said they were. Reread my comment.
@@therangersinger You need to re-read what you wrote pencil neck..You said they are both made the same way on the same equipment from start to finish down to the cooling process.. but just get the Nittos... But the Toyos get insane milage...? Stop drinking your bong water.
The toyo needs the nittos sidewall and it would be perfect. I like the look of the RT but I like the aggressive sidewall of the nitto 😆
Same.
I have a set of Maxxis MT tires.. something I've noticed about aggressive sidewalls.. very difficult to get those lugs clean. I think I'm gonna go with the RTs
Couldn’t have said it better @Nathan P
#thetruth
Funny thing I make both of those tires
I have 33” ridge grapplers and love them. I spend most of my time in my truck on the highway but take it off onto some off road spots and they perform fantastic in both environments
They need to update the sidewall on the Toyo rt! If they had an aggressive sidewall they would look amazing.
Recently switched from toyo to nitto on my Tacoma. I like them both. Learning a whole lot i never knew about tires from this channel. Keep doing great work!.
Which ones do you like best?
I went with the Nitto Ridge Grapplers. Love em, good in the snow and always get compliments.
on rain they are 50 , 50 i have it on tahoe and on rain i dont trust to much but look awesome love the look but on rain kind scare 😅
this channel is pure gold. thanks a lot.
Thank you for your support 🙏🏻
Great video. Thanks for posting.
Its nice they looked into the hybrid tire as many ppl like the aggressive look of the m/t tire
Can you do interior decibel reading on the most popular tires with the same vehicle.
thanks for your vids they help alot you are great with the info you put out there
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Love my toyo tires so far. Great video! Thank u! 👍
I love ur vids I watch everyone and there always helpful
I’ve had nitro before Nd liked them very much, I got me some Toyos this year so far so good
This is a great review - thanks
Excellent review! 👍🏾
i got the ridge grapplers, i off road, 4x4. they are damn good tires. my next set will be rg.
Ive got 56k miles on my 35" toyo open countrys on my 17 super duty and still have a was to go. I don't drive like a kid though. Got them from Custom Offsets about 3 years ago.
I like this channel. :)
Thank you.
Thanks for your support!
I have the Ridge Grapplers on a 12 Ram 1500 with 65K on them... That’s about where it’s gonna stop though... Got into sum rain the other day and she wants to slide around a lil bit... So it’s time for another set... BTW, been off-road quite a bit with them, no problems!!!
Great information thank you
I had both. Both awesome! I may lean a little more towards nitto ridge...
I have the Nitto’s on an F-250 and I don’t feel that they’re loud. I had Wrangler MT/R’s at one point and those were obnoxiously loud.
Both really awesome tires. Ridge grappler gets my vote for the super quiet ride and the more aggressive look.
Dylan Thomas aggressive look....,you seem like the type of person to get a v6 mustang because it looks cool.
@@MakePeopleMadForFun That's a terrible analogy 😂
Great Video
I’m reasonably sure this guy just slammed about 3 gallons of coffee.
And a 5 gallon jugg of red bull
Or 3 lines...
Funny i was thinking the same thing......so i was like, let me check the comment's on yall's opinion...lol
I am done with Nitto after two sets of nt555 g2 on my old challenger rt. Looked great sure, but wore way too fast. No, I didn’t drive like a child, but I was lucky to get 20k miles out of them. When I got my Jeep last week, went with Falken Wildpeak A/T 33”
I got 80,000 miles on a set of open country 35 inch tires on my Jeep jku 2015 and they are amazing got a new set 20,000 miles ago and look like they were put on my Jeep yesterday
I currently have the Toyo O/C RT’s on my 06 2500 HD and I loved them but I have 35K at the most on them and they are shot. I rotated and balanced regularly. The tires are not cupped or wore more to one side I wish they would have lasted longer because I love the tread on them and man they are expensive!!
I haven’t seen anyone talk that fast since my first wife caught me in Vegas with her younger sister (27).
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i dont get the comments saying he is talking to fast. sounds pretty normal to me. you sure you dont have youtube set to play at 1.5x speed or something? I'll be honest, if he spoke any slower than he was, i'd clicked off and/or fast forwarded.
Hes correct , I have family in Wi. they speak really fast as well. It's a midwest thing. Lol
Bill P I think youre just slow.
I doubt he is a native Wisconite? He doesn't have the typical Canadian accent most people from Minnesota and Wisconsin have! And you never see any Packer colors on him.
Please do a video explaining the load indexes
Toyo Open Country's All Day hands down!
Love my Nitto Teragrappler II, 35" x 12.5 I got 90K miles on last set.
90k, what vehicle is that on?
Living on a dirt road with winter snow, I chose the 33” 285/75-16 Ridge Grapplers for my Cummins. Good in snow, rain, hardpack and better in mud than the typical all season/terrain tires. I have never seen a tire resist hydroplaning as much as the Ridge Grapplers. Quiet and good mileage.
Update Feb 2022: The Ridge Grapplers began to wear unevenly. Alignment and balance was checked OK. Replaced with Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac’s and after 30,000 miles good, even wear, quiet and more durable than the Ridge Grapplers.
Does it poke out a lot?
@@zachgalvan7637 Does what poke out?
@@mannypuerta5086 the tires
@@zachgalvan7637 No.
i love the open country!!!. Do a 420 vs prox
The only issue I have with the Toyos is the sidewall looks super tame. If they had a more aggressive sidewall like the nittos, they would be perfect. I’ve owned Falkens, Nittos, Toyos, Mickey Thompson’s, and my absolute favorite by far was the Toyo. The last time I ran the Toyo was I believe when they came out with the Open Country ATII. I’m not kidding I probably ran those tires for 80k miles with plenty of tread depth. I also really like my Falken Wildpeak ATs, but they didn’t last my very long. I’m still running them, I’ve had them for about 15k miles and they are probably down to 3/4 or 1/2 tread now.
I have been running Nittos. 6 years same tire
I run 37 RG on my F450, mud snow ice they are one of the best tires I've ever had
I got toyos to be like ken block!
I’m looking hard at the ridge grappler . I like that these tires are available in the 35 tall by 11.5 inch wide vs all the other brands that just have 35’s in 12.5 wide .
A little narrower helps with gas mileage and traction in deep snow ..as well as throwing less dirt up the side of the truck . I drive a lot of pavement and highways and do tow around 10 to 12 thousand pounds on a regular basis ... but also go off-road to hunt and explore on a weekly basis.. some times several times per week .
These tires seem like the perfect compromise of everything ... my only concern, and what might keep me from getting them.. is their on road snow and ice performance. No a lot siping on those blocks.i life in the mountains and drive on snow covered roads at least 4-5 months of the year . For that reason I may end up with a BFG ko2 or general grabber atx .. but then I’m stuck with the 12.5 inch wide tire .... decisions decisions ....
The toyo r/ts didn't have a f rated 35x13.5R20, so I went with the ridge Grapplers. So far so good.
My dad got some on his 17 f250 since 0 miles and his at 50252 miles and they still have plenty of life left in them would definitely recommend the toyos
Ronaldo Diaz obviously my driving habits but I can’t keep them on my first Gen almost 50% in like 6500km lol
I loved my RTs really having a hard time with wanting to go RT again or try Nitto man don’t know what to do
Nitto rocks...80psi....two changes in 80k miles, I tow a 8700lb camper. Recommend nitto g2.
I drive a 17’ F350 and put 47k miles on the RT’s .. They are s good tire they are nice and quiet on highway, but they’re not the best on snow and ice. Just put a set of ridge grapplers on. They are just as quiet on the highway and they are much better on snow and ice. Time will tell on longevity.
The baja style of the ridge grapplers with aggressive side walls are they already on the tires or is it more of an option I can pick
Ridge grapplers all day, everyday
Happy and pleased with them , FYI not my first set of tires , but I’m a big fan / lover from Nittos
Should check out the radar rt+ hybrid tire
Went to the Nitto Ridge Grappler from the BFG KO2 and I’m way happier. They ride better and look better.
I’ve been debating on nitto ridge grapplers for my 2008 blazer might have to pick them up
Do it 🙏🏻
I have had Nitto Trails and a couple pairs of ridge grapplers. I have just picked up a set of Toyo AT 3’s and love them way better then the Nitto’s so I would have to recommend the AT3s if your using your rig as your daily , hunting, and snow. The AT’s don’t look as good as the Nitto’s due to the side tread looking like a tire from less swab but I’ll get used to it.... just my two cents....
What are the rims behind you.. the black with mill trim and red accent center cap?? My right your left
It looks like the Nitto has a little wider tread width?
I have the toyos open country on my truck. Sadly, it’s time to replace them lol but I got 55,000 miles on them so it’s not too bad. But I’ll stick to toyo mainly because of the warranty...but I know they last pretty well.
AngieCakes64 when rotating did you zig zag the tires to opposite side-saddle the truck. ? I too have toyos
Nitto's there the "Enthusiast tire"
Love my ridge grapplers.. they do great in mud as well
Rick Franks gbs hows the balancing?
What about snow?
jeissi ruiz I didn’t have a issue with balancing.
Jody Cameron I’m in Mississippi. I barely even know what snow looks like
Guys, what is the biggest size tire I could put on my 20" factory aluminum tundra rims.
I have 35x12.5 r20 Nitto RG's on my F350 single rear wheel. Over 52,000 shootin for 55. Would love to get 37x13.5 r20 MT next, but not a lot of accurate reviews for this size vehicle...taking suggestions???
Love my RG’s...best truck tires I have ever owned.
I'll back that up 100% happy
Toyo RT and never look back-
Lake Havasu 🌞 Az
Do this vid with exo grapplers vs open country c/t! Almost no info on either available. Both are heavy duty hybrids👍
Agreed, and with the 3-peak rating. I’m surprised the CT carries it with it’s lack of siping. I’ve seen videos and read reviews which suggest the EXO is loud for what it is.
@@Icutmetal I got a terrific deal on some 35" Exo Grapplers but couldn't deal with the hum after 55mph. They're a beast of a tire and balance easily just too noisy for me. It's a subjective matter.
Nitto trail grappler 10 ply one my 4 door wrangler got close to 70000 out of them but they weatherd and worn down and ready to be changed out still debating which tire to choose for daily driving In south dakota..
My toyo open country tires are great in snow and ice, perfect for drifting in the Walmart parking lot
Anyone know that wheel above Fullers head in the beginning? The flat black wheel
Just fyi for the toyo, I had a set of 33s on my half ton chevy, I had 70k+ on them before I bought new ones, I could've went farther on them but I started having cupping issues due to my shocks going bad. I could've went 100k I bet if my shocks wouldn't have had problems. Awesome tire!
I know this comment was a year ago but how loud were the toyo’s on the highway
@@rogerjohnson4998 they weren't loud at all, these were the rts
I hate loud tires more than anything lol was thinking of getting a set of them and was worried about how loud they would be. Thanks for your reply bud
The Nitto is actually a 3 ply sidewall as documented on the sidewall.
Love my Ridge Grapplers…Just my personal experience
I live in Alaska brand new Gladiator with Nitto 35s grapplers. They due really good in snow and on ice. Haven't done mud yet we are still frozen up here. What is this thing global warming? High today -18F.
Kinda wish I got the ridge grapplers. I got the terra grapplers. They’re smooth as hell.
I had Terra Grapplers and I liked them. Good in snow and ice.
I bought a set of Toyo Open Country R/T 33 x12.50 from these guys in 2017. I rotate on the reg and have 72000 miles on them. Still plenty of tread. I will say they stick to the road well and have no issues in the mud, sand, or rain (no snow in FL). They are on a 2014 GMC 1500 Z71. I tow pretty regularly a couple different small boats. I’m about to buy another set as they seem to be dry rotting on some of the edges. I’m no tire expert, but I have owned plenty of much lesser tires. IMHO I will be hard pressed to buy any other tire for my trucks. Ill be glad to answer any questions regarding my ownership of these tires.
How is ride quality and road noise for daily street driving?
@@xxdee1nonlyxx To be honest, I actually prefer a truck tire to at least ‘hum’ a little. These tires are remarkably quiet and ride is as good as the factory tires. I also rotated every 2500 miles for the first 15000 miles.
What size wheel do u have them on?
@@DGG-xw1wj 20x10 -12 Fuel Hostage
I can't decide between those 2 I have currently the Toyo open country mt on my 18 F150 im trying to get a little more life on my next tires
Not sure if y’all have reviewed them but I would love to see what y’all have to say about the nexen mtx tires my budy one a free set in a raffle and well we’ve been very surprised by them both on and off road including soft sand
We will keep that in mind!
I went with the Toyo as they look much more aggressive than the Nitto. After looking at Ridge Grapplers with a little wear they look like a rounded balloon and have no square aggressive look anymore. The Toyo R/T have been fantastic and with the square aggressive edge they will keep looking aggressive. They do hum a bit more than I wanted for a hybrid but love them. They go anywhere in snow. No mud testing yet.
I wanna see a comparison with Nitto and Maxxis Razr At
You should do a review on the General Grabber ATx, winter rated so that's always a bonus.
Would love to see in depth/long term review of Goodyear wrangler duratrac
I have 45k miles on a set of 33x12.50r18 Toyo R/T and they still have 9/32nds of tread
Took a set of MT's off my truck with 3/32nds left. Had 95k on the tires.
Nitto is made by Toyo Japan, both are pretty good tires!
I need new tires. If I currently have the Nitto Ridge Grapplers. In 295 60 20. I got 72,000 miles out of my tires and I’m buying the same set again.
Is the best and best 285/75r18 Toyo R/T In My F150 Lariat 2005
The Nittos have to be the better of the two as my R/T's spin in the rain and are worn out in 20k miles.
Have pro comp 35x20x12.5 mt2 psh.... unreal! but have a 40k warranty I guess ther ok.
Its the toyo rt good in rain???
I have nitto terra trail grail grapplers 35/12.50 r20s on my 6 inch lifted z71 suburban I love them I have done proper rotations and got 90,000 out of the new set I bought
Terra Trail Grapplers? Got some of both?
What the hell are Nitto terra trail rail grapplers? Lol that was a mouthful
James Grooms sorry nitto terra trail grapplers, it’s one of there M/Ts
Had Toyo 35s next week getting 37 Nitto excited
I have question what tires would anybody in the comments section run on a 2020 Silverado 1500 with 22 inch rims and 35”s tires?? Thanks in advance
I got the Toyo tires on 09 lifted Tacoma
How you like them i just bought some
Isn't load index more accurate and important than the letter rating?
Do a BFG KO2 vs Toyo old Country at3 review.
I love my toyos RT
I knew he wasn't going to be able to say much other than skipping to the end like I did to hear basically it depends on what tread you like because the more aggressive is louder. Thanks bro. I thought you guys were going to put them to the test on rocks, sand, mud, dirt. SOMETHING! WTF was that? Comon guys we need real info!
I’m not sure where y’all are getting the ridge grapplers being quite. No, they aren’t mud tire loud but they can still be heard quite well. Lol
I have had both and run the ridge graps now the only thing I didnt like about the toyo is they didnt last very long. Bow the toyo mt I got tons of life out of but not the rt
Hello I have a 2011 Dodge ram 2500 longhorn 4x4 and was wondering I have stock rims i think 8" . should I get the 315/70/17 or the 35/12.5 /17 . it's a little confusing there are almost the same size .. thank you very much
We have a calculator for the differences! bit.ly/2QP1ttq Or check out our gallery for fitment questions!
Ridge grapplers. Soft rubber. Chunks on my Rocky driveway. Quiet and long lasting on highway. I love it even though it can't handle off road. You're welcome. Aloha!
I have friends that run the nittos. They all complained about the lugs chunking off. I went with toyo because of it. Even the discount tire guy told me it is common for nittos to chunk off.
@@grimreapercmn4u I need a new set for my Tacoma. I'll be getting the toyo MT for that. The grapplers can't handle gravel. I won't even attempt the lava lol.
How much load can these tires handle? An F Load 🤣
Toyo’s cause the warranty!
Hey guys, have you seen a 315/60 R20 Toyo RT fit on a 2015-2018 F-150 with a 1.5 leveling kit on the stock factory 20” wheels? Your help is appreciated. Thanks.
David Robertson Check our our gallery and see if anyone else has ran that setup! www.customwheeloffset.com/search-wheel-offset-gallery
That won’t work. That’s a 35’ tire with 12.5” on the ground. You’ll have two problems. First 35s won’t fit on a 1.5 level kit on a F150 even if it’s a 4x4. Second, I think the factory 20s are + 44 offset so with 315s, most likely you won’t have the clearance to fit the brakes and other components on the mounting side. I have a 17 F150 4x4 with a 2.5 level and run 295/60 R20 with +1 offset and there is no rubbing. Good luck
Nittos 👍