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Toyo at3 vs nitto terra grappler g3

vanderhorst1994

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Anyone thoughts on these two tires?
Planning on putting 305/45r22
Nitto seems more aggressive in terms of looks but i have mixed feelings based on research
 
My Toyos have been great tires. Even now when they're nearing being half worn they're still grippy in the wet and excellent on the dirt. My son just put the G3s on his Colorado but hasn't had enough seat time to form an opinion. The look great and seem promising, though. I'll probably be going with Toyo again......... but I really want to see how the Bridgestone Dueler Ascents perform too. :unsure:
 
My Toyos have been great tires. Even now when they're nearing being half worn they're still grippy in the wet and excellent on the dirt. My son just put the G3s on his Colorado but hasn't had enough seat time to form an opinion. The look great and seem promising, though. I'll probably be going with Toyo again......... but I really want to see how the Bridgestone Dueler Ascents perform too. :unsure:
The Bridgestone Dueler AT Ascents are absolutely amazing in every way! Steering, handling, comfort, noise..and stunning in wet, snow, and ice! Also, fairly lightweight..a 285/65R20 (~35x11.5") is 55lbs, but all sizes are lighter than average.
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I've run Nitto Terra Grappler G3s on my last 4 trucks more than any other tire and always had good luck. They wear even, need very little weight to balance, and are surprisingly good off-road and in the rain/snow. They are 3 peak certified too if you deal with snow.

For comparison, I have also run Nitto Ridge Grapplers, Hankook Dynapro AT2, and Firestone Destonation A/T2, and kept coming back to the NTG3s.

For me the are the best balance of wet traction/snow performance, off road capability, and on road wear & low noise.


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+1 for the Bridgestone Ascent. I have tried A LOT of different tires. Every option Nitto offers, Toyo's, Firstone XT's, Falkens, just about every other big name A/T tire that comes to mind, I've probably tried it.

If you are deciding based on how the tire looks, it's hard to look past Nitto.

If you want a tire that truly performs fantastic in every category of being a tire, I don't see how you could look past the Bridgestone Dueler Ascent. It may not be as aggressive as I normally like but I can't see myself going with another tire at this point. They are that good. (Thanks @Ready Go )
 
+1 for the Bridgestone Ascent. I have tried A LOT of different tires. Every option Nitto offers, Toyo's, Firstone XT's, Falkens, just about every other big name A/T tire that comes to mind, I've probably tried it.

If you are deciding based on how the tire looks, it's hard to look past Nitto.

If you want a tire that truly performs fantastic in every category of being a tire, I don't see how you could look past the Bridgestone Dueler Ascent. It may not be as aggressive as I normally like but I can't see myself going with another tire at this point. They are that good. (Thanks @Ready Go )
Super glad to hear you're loving them..me too..and thanks👍
 

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