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After the Nitto Terra Grappler A/T tire was mounted onto the Mickey Thompson Classic II Lo
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After the Nitto Terra Grappler A/T was mounted onto the Mickey Thompson Classic II Lock wh
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After spinning the tire and wheel combo on the Coats 700, the light spot was designated, t
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Jim used a torque wrench to apply the correct torque of 90 lb-ft onto each lug nut of each
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This 3/4 view of the new Nitto Terra Grappler A/T tire exposes its 70 series sidewall and
One of the major players in Truckin' magazine's project-vehicle team is Big E, a stout Ford E-350 6.0L diesel 2WD cargo van that was transformed into a serious off-road assault vehicle.
After accumulating 34,000-plus miles both on and off-road, all while on a set of Mickey Thompson Baja Claw M/T Radial (33X12.50R17LT) tires, it was time for replacements. Unfortunately the Mickey Thompson Baja Claw M/Ts developed a serious balance problem, causing uneven wear that contributed to a severe front-end shimmy and shake at 67+ mph.
After this experience, we decided to change to a less aggressive tire. A set of Nitto Tire Terra Grappler A/Ts, 305/70R17, 33.98-inch diameter, 12.36-inch wide, which produces 611 revolutions per mile at 65 psi and has a 3,640 load capacity rating. The Terra Grappler A/T tread design is much milder than the Mickey Thompson M/T design.
We took a visit to Top Line Performance in Huntington Beach, California, where Jim Kwolek used the Coats 700 tire machine to dismount the Baja Claw M/Ts from the Mickey Thompson Classic II Lock 17x9-inch aluminum wheels.
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