When I first had these installed, they seemed great. Dry and Rain traction was decent - I don't ever expect Pilot S traction on an oversized truck tire. I had some 35x12.5R20s installed on my lifted Silverado. Pros: - Comfortable Ride for an All-Terrain Tire. - Quiet road Noise at City & Highway speeds. - Nice looking sidewall and tread pattern. Cons: - Look up "Nitto Terra Grappler G2 Vibration" and go down the rabbit-hole. - After replacing Wheel Bearings, Upper & Lower Control Arm Assys, Driveshaft, Suspension and more - I got new tires, and the vibration at 65+ went away by 90%. (Note: This started at about 40-50% treadlife left. Some people get it right away I've read). - I made it about 38k Miles out of the 50k Warranty (round to 75%), before I was at 3/32ish of tread left. I was "Pro-rated" a 7% refund after I provided the installation mileage receipts, rotation receipts, etc.

Great tires. Very little noise and love the way they look. They did balance out nicely.

For the first 20k miles, these seemed alright. After that, I started getting a vibration at 65+ miles per hour. I read into more and more and more, replaced both Wheel Hub Assys, Both Upper & Lower Control Arm Assys, Drive Shaft Assy, Suspension, and Multiple rebalances / alignments - and after taking these off and getting a different brand tire - 80% of the vibration went away. A truck with 35x12.5R20 tires is never going to ride like a Cadillac at high speeds, but lord was this frustrating to deal with. Just google "Nitto Terra Grappler G2 Vibration" and you'll go down the rabbit hole of truck / jeep forums like I did. I also only made it about 38k miles with these. The warranty is 50k, and after providing installation mileage and rotation receipts, tire gauge pictures, etc. I was given back 7%. (while I was only about 75% of the way through). Overall I think Nitto is an OK company, but I won't be purchasing the brand again.

After I blew through my Ridge Grapplers in 17k miles, I went through these Terra Grappler G2s in approximately 38k. Let's start with the reviews on these... I don't know if I got a bad run of tires, but after replacing Upper & Lower Control Arm assys on both sides, Wheel Hub Assys on both sides, rebalancing, fresh alignments, rotations every 5k or less miles, new suspension - And visiting the shop at least 10 times over the past 1-1/2 years.... I still had a vibration at 65+ speeds on the highway... Even driving a Chevy Silverado 1500 and knowing they can potentially have torque converter issues, thankfully I didn't spend 5k to replace that... it was these tires. After getting a new set of Falken Wildpeaks, I took my truck up to 80mphs and it rode like a cloud. Onto the "warranty" these tires offer... As I stated going through these tires in approximately 38k miles (by the way - if you think that "this guy is full of crap", I would be happy to send you the installation, rotation, mileage, and other receipts that I provided for the warrantyclaim :) ). Anyways - I made it through approximately 75% of the 50k Warranty. After providing ALL of the receipts, pictures, etc. Nitto prorated me at a 7% credit refund. Better than nothing? Sure. Does Nitto make decent tires? Yeah, I guess you could say that. Will I ever purchase a pair again after the vibration issues and such I endured? No sir. Purchase at your own risk.

This is my second set of these beauties, Love them ! Cheers....

This is my second set and I absolutely love these tires. Great price too!!!

Traction is a big deal on my farm truck that I drive daily. The Nitto Terra Grappler doesn't fool around with traction. I always feel confident about my connection with the earth. Noise on the road is also minimal and the ride is good as well, for a 12 year old farm truck. I expect they will provide good traction for about 2 years in my conditons.

Amazing tires, they get the job done with comfort and strength needed.

I have 2016 GMC Canyon All Terrain truck and these Nitto G2 tire ride great very smooth. I like the AT tread and they are not overly loud on the road.