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Sailun Tires

SailunTerramax AT2 are good tires on and off road. I run them and they have been good off-road and don't impact my mpg on the highway.

Pros: good off-road, no mpg impact
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NITTO Tires

I go camping often, so she’s good in the mud. I use Nitto Grappler tires and they’re fantastic.

Pros: fantastic, good in mud
Vehicle: Toyota
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NITTO Tires

3" lift/level, 16" wheels (i like Method), 33" Nitto Ridge Grapplers. The offset should give you a 1" poke for a more aggressive look.

Pros: aggressive look, good offset
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NITTO Tires

I've been running a 17" steel rim and a heavy 35" Nitto Mud Grappler (~120lbs total) off the stock mount for years with no issues.

Pros: no issues, durable
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NITTO Tires

I always ran Nitto NT555 gen 1 and gen 2 on my LS430. Pretty light stretch, especially the gen 2’s as they run wider. Been running these sizes and wheels for 12 years.

Pros: long-term use
Cons: light stretch, gen 2 run wider
Vehicle: Lexus
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Just replaced my first one bc there was a chunk coming out of the sidewall, wouldn't stay inflated more than 5 minutes. Had about 13k miles on them. Won't be getting them again.

Cons: chunk coming out, wouldn't inflate
Mileage: 13000 km
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Sailun Tires

I have to admit I drive on rough terrain. I have had Sailun Atrezzo tires for 3 years (approx 30k miles), and I've had to replace 3 now.

Cons: replaced 3 tires
Mileage: 30000 km
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