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[QUOTE="Isaac3384, post: 179166, member: 3757"] I had the Nitto Terra Grapplers on my F250, and they wore fairly decent. When I sold the truck, they had around 25-30k on them, and probably had another 5-10k to go. I drive with a heavy foot, and pull car trailers from time to time, so they saw a fair amount of abuse and held up fine. The only thing I wasn't happy with was the fact that they didn't clean out all that well in a wet pasture. I had to pull a buddy out that was being retarded in his dodge, and they loaded up with mud pretty quick. For a primarily street driven truck, I would reccommend them. [/QUOTE]
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