Nitto Ridge Grappler on Silverado - Anyone Tried It?

Chevrolet Models Chevrolet Silverado
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I’ve been considering upgrading my Silverado with the Nitto Ridge Grappler tires and would love to get some insights from those who have experience with them. Here are a few specific points I’m hoping to cover:

Compatibility

  • Size: What size fit your Silverado, and did you need to make any modifications for them to fit?
  • Wheel Specs: Are there any specific wheel sizes or offsets that work better with these tires?

Performance

  • On-Road Handling: How do these tires perform during daily driving? Any noticeable differences in comfort or noise?
  • Off-Road Capability: If you’ve taken your Silverado off-road with these tires, how did they hold up? Would you recommend them for trail riding or more rugged conditions?

Durability

  • Tread Life: How long have they lasted for you? Any issues with wear or damage?
  • Weather Handling: How do they fare in wet or snowy conditions?

General Opinions

  • Would you recommend them? If you’ve had a positive or negative experience, please share!

Looking forward to hearing your experiences and getting some solid recommendations. Thanks in advance for the feedback!

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I’ve had the Nitto Ridge Grappler on my Silverado for about 6 months now. They perform incredibly well in mud; I was surprised at the traction. Definitely worth it!

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That’s awesome to hear! How do they handle in snow? I’m really curious about their performance in winter conditions.

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In snow, they do quite well too! I felt confident driving through a few storms. The handling is solid, very little sliding.

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Good to know! How about on paved roads? Are they noisy?

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On paved roads, I’ve noticed a bit of noise, but it’s not unbearable. They ride comfortably overall, better than I expected for an All-Terrain tire.

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That’s reassuring! I’ve been debating switching my tires to Ridge Grapplers. I mostly drive on gravel and want good traction.

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On gravel, they shine! The tread design helps with grip, and I feel secure even on loose surfaces. Great choice if you’re off-roading frequently.

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It’s interesting how they perform in different terrains. I’ve read mixed reviews about their durability. Anyone had issues with that?

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I haven’t had any issues so far. I drive a decent amount, and they’re holding up well. Perhaps it varies by driving style.

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I’m glad to hear that! I was worried since I tend to push my Silverado a bit hard sometimes. Comfort during long drives is also a plus, right?

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Absolutely! They make long drives much more pleasant. I often take road trips, and so far, the comfort has been impressive. No complaints here!

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Anyone tried them in deep mud? I often go off-roading and want to know how they’d handle the tougher stuff.

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They did well for me in deep mud! Just be cautious; if it’s too deep, any tire can struggle.

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That’s encouraging! I’ll definitely consider these if they can tackle muddy conditions. Thanks for all the input, everyone!

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I actually tested a friend’s Silverado with Ridge Grapplers on some rocky trails, and they handled it like champs! The sidewalls felt strong.

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That’s awesome! I love to hear positive feedback like this before making my decision. Thanks for sharing!

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I’ve been using Nitto Ridge Grapplers on my Silverado for about a year now, and I have around 30,000 miles on them. The tread wear is decent, but I’m starting to see some uneven wear on the inner edges. Has anyone else experienced this?

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I’ve got 25,000 miles on mine, and I’d say they are holding up pretty well! No signs of major wear yet. I do mostly highway driving, so maybe that helps?

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That could definitely make a difference! I do a lot of off-roading, and I think that contributes to the wear I’ve seen. Anyone have experience with off-road use?