Nitto Mud Grappler LT33/12.50R18 118Q

Yes, they make road noise, but it's liveable. The large voids help keep the tread clear in mud and snow. I went on a recent snow run with other rigs running BFG KM2's, BFG AT's, BFG MT's, Goodyear MTR Kevlar's, Cooper SST's, Groundhawg's and Super Swamper Boggers. The only tires that universally cleared the tread from packed snow were the Boggers, the Groundhawgs (out of production?) and the Mud Grapplers. Even the Goodyear MTR's and the Cooper SST's got packed up with snow and turned into slippery messes.I don't think these tires will win compeitions like the Boggers because the voids are not as big, the tread is not as deep and the side biters are much smaller. But, on a day-to-day basis, the Mud Grappler is much easier to live with. It is a radial tire and handles like it. If you want a super aggressive mud tire that doesn't make the sacrifice of going to a bias ply, I would recommend the Mud Grappler.

Noted mixed reviews on noise level with these , I own the trail grapplers on another truck, wanted something more beefy to make a statement on a 1998 truck. LOVE THESE MUD GRAPPLERS, enjoy the hum while pulling horse trailer on interstate, not loud at all, tires get tons of compliments, happy 4x4

Awsome tires! Will post a pic when I put them on the truck with my new rims...

The idiot that gave these tires a 1 star because their to stupid to understand the price is an absolute moron. Top notch tires. I've ran several sets over the years. Great tire.

Jeep JKU... installed. Not only do they look cool, but ride smooth, and quieter than the Mickey Thompsons i had on before.

This tire lasted me for 50,000 miles, I am serious. Best tire ever. You cant wear them out.

Is it 333 a tire or for all 4 I'm kinda confused help lol.