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NITTO Trail Grappler M/T Mud-Terrain Tire (37" - 37x12.50R17)Find parts that fit my vehicle
Item FR2200-J
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Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features & Specs
- Designed for Mud-Terrain Use
- Superior Traction and Reliable Handling
- Puncture-Resistant, 3-Ply Polyester Sidewall
- Tapered Grooves Add Extra Bite While Off-Road
- Five-Year Warranty
- Fits Ford Ranger Models
| Brand | NITTO |
| Tire Type | Mud-Terrain |
| Tire Diameter | 37 |
| Wheel Diameter | 17 |
| Tire Size | 37" - 37x12.50R17 |
| Tire Load Index | 124 (3527 lbs per tire) |
| Tire Load Rating | D |
| Tire Model | Trail Grappler M/T |
| Tire Speed Rating | (Q) Up to 99mph |
| Tire Tread Depth | 21/32" |
| Tire Revs Per Mile | 548 |
| Tire Weight | 84.58 |
Description
Nitto Trail Grappler. Nitto's Trail Grappler Tire gives you the best of both worlds - good off-road performance with quiet on-road comfort. The Nitto Trail Grappler was designed for Ranger owners that want a serious mud tire that's easy to live with everyday.
Rugged Tread Design. The tread pattern on the Trail Grappler has been engineered to reduce highway road noise by 36% over the Mud Grappler from Nitto. The tread design balances voids and tread blocks, which contribute to the quiet ride while still evacuating mud and dirt from the tread. Stone ejector tabs also help to keep the contact patch clean, and unique 3-D tapered grooves on the edge of the tread blocks increase traction on the trail.
Superior Traction. On the road, twin steel belts provide a smooth ride and enhance tread life. Nitto balances tread blocks with voids enhance both off-road performance, and on-road comfort. Deep center siping helps resist hydroplaning, and a deep "Z" groove down the center of the tire provides lateral stability and increases traction in rain, and mud. The voids and the chiseled shoulders also help to keep mud and rocks from sticking in the tire.
Application. The NITTO Trail Grappler Tire is designed for use on Ford Ranger models. Please choose your size from the ordering options above. Sold individually.
Rugged Tread Design. The tread pattern on the Trail Grappler has been engineered to reduce highway road noise by 36% over the Mud Grappler from Nitto. The tread design balances voids and tread blocks, which contribute to the quiet ride while still evacuating mud and dirt from the tread. Stone ejector tabs also help to keep the contact patch clean, and unique 3-D tapered grooves on the edge of the tread blocks increase traction on the trail.
Superior Traction. On the road, twin steel belts provide a smooth ride and enhance tread life. Nitto balances tread blocks with voids enhance both off-road performance, and on-road comfort. Deep center siping helps resist hydroplaning, and a deep "Z" groove down the center of the tire provides lateral stability and increases traction in rain, and mud. The voids and the chiseled shoulders also help to keep mud and rocks from sticking in the tire.
Application. The NITTO Trail Grappler Tire is designed for use on Ford Ranger models. Please choose your size from the ordering options above. Sold individually.
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Customer Reviews (8)
Reviews of NITTO Tire products have an average rating of 4.7 out of 5
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