Nitto 205-780 Trail Grappler M/T 295/70R18

Badass tires… handle all types of terrain… handle great, wear is good, noise level is not to excessive at all… mud , snow, desert, even water…I’m on my third set of these.. won’t buy any others… I’m hooked

I love the grip, smooth ride, road noise minimal, but most of all, my last pair lasted 57k miles.

Second round buying these tires. Never even had to put air in them for 5 years. Not the quietest but that’s to be expected. Will purchase again in another 5 years

Best tire for farm

I am on my second set but to be fair, my truck was out of alignment and the first set wore pretty bad because of it. Now that the wheels are aligned, the tire tread is lasting much better. The rubber really grips the road in all weather and seems to be softer. The tire tread is exceptional and climbs rocks very easily. Of course the look is awesome and the size really compliments my 08 Toyota Tundra with a BDS 7" lift. The best part is that the road noise is minimal so you can hear the pipes and not the tires and it is hard to find tires like these for these prices.

Great tire that totally changes the look of a stock F-250. Quiet, well made in the USA, in fact, only two out of the four tires needed minimal balancing weights. Only downside is a loss of about a mile per gallon which is to be expected on an aggressive tire like this. I've driven on every type of terrain(mud,ice,snow,dirt road and pavement) and it does great on all of them.

the good: These tires were great on my Nissan Titan pro 4x for about a year and a half. The tread is really holding up at just over 60%. Traction is good in rain, mud and sand. the bad: Now there is a noticeable rumble and lots of road noise. This transfers contact noise to the entire truck. Anyone who has mud tires knows this rumble and if your comfy with it, this is a good tire and one of the only brands that makes the 295/70 R18. I will be replacing them soon. Unfortunately I only have about 3 choices. 2 of which are Nitto Trail Grappler (currently using), Nitto AT and the third being Toyo Open Country ATII.

These are awesome! Put them on a 2011 Silverado that had a leveling kit. Its a tight fit and required me to trim a little bit of plastic in the wheel well, but no big deal. It really changed the whole look of the truck. Everyone I know has told me how awesome they look.