- Is the Mud Grappler good for daily driving?
- It can be driven on the street, but it is loud, heavy and wears fast. Most owners keep it for trail use and accept the road compromises.
- How does it compare with the BFGoodrich KM3?
- The Grappler has more aggressive lugs and stronger mud bite. The KM3 is quieter, longer-wearing and better on pavement and wet roads.
- Does it work in snow and ice?
- No. The hard compound and open tread give poor grip on packed snow and ice. It is a mud and rock tire, not a winter tire.
- What does 38x15.5R20LT mean?
- It is a flotation size: about 38 inches tall and 15.5 inches wide, fitting a 20-inch wheel. The LT marks a light truck load construction.
- Will it fit my truck?
- A tire this tall and wide usually needs a lift and wheel spacers or wide-offset wheels. Check clearance and gearing before buying.
- Is it worth it over an all-terrain tire?
- Only if you spend real time in mud and rocks. For mixed street and trail use, an all-terrain tire is quieter, longer-wearing and more practical.
- Where is the Nitto Mud Grappler 38x15.5R20LT cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $366.00, 45% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Nitto Mud Grappler 38x15.5R20LT?
- 18 stores we checked sell it, including Forge USA, Platinum High Performance Solutions, LLC., LSD Motorsports, RetroShopLLC, Sound Station & Security.