Traction is a big deal on my farm truck that I drive daily. The Nitto Terra Grappler doesn't fool around with traction. I always feel confident about my connection with the earth. Noise on the road is also minimal and the ride is good as well, for a 12 year old farm truck. I expect they will provide good traction for about 2 years in my conditons.

Amazing tires, they get the job done with comfort and strength needed.

I have 2016 GMC Canyon All Terrain truck and these Nitto G2 tire ride great very smooth. I like the AT tread and they are not overly loud on the road.

They have a great look and excellent functionality

I thought I would be great with these. As soon as we had some heavy rain, I have fishtailed 4 times in one day. I am a bit concerned with these when winter gets here.

Quiet good ride I would recommend

These tires hold the road wet or dry . Work well on winter roads also. I have 45k plus miles on 2 and they show zero wear.

I've purchased these tires twice now, once for my chipped 07 Mustang GT (rear only) And recently for my 05 Dodge Ram CCLB 5.9 Cummins 3500 4x4 dually (all 6 oversized) In both cases I was swapping out highway all season tires for the nitto terra grappler g2's, I live in the Midwest out in the country n highway all seasons suck during the snow n rainy months. Both vehicles would break loose n slide around even on pavement in any kind of inclement weather. In both cases the nittos made a huge difference in snow, wet and muddy conditions, (no more accidental drifting or ditch hopping) while still having the benefits of being able to run highway speeds across the country without prematurely wearing out. They are tough, reliable n get the job done. Easy to balance and don't have to be rebalanced regularly like most all terrain tires do. The grooves are just the right size to pickup/throw gravel so make sure your fender liners, mud flaps n flares if applicable are in good shape. The only "bad" part I've found, and this really applies to all tires, is: if you plan on purchasing oversized (larger than stock) make sure you're steering and suspension is in good shape first. In my case, my dodge had bad steering joints I wasn't aware of until after installing the oversized nittos and driving down the highway, so I replaced the failing parts n made a few upgrades while at it n the ol girl tracks better than stock even with the oversized tires. It doesn't let you pick multiple options for "where do you drive" so I'll just add it here. Rural roads, highway, city, off-road. They handle great in all situations.