Regards from Southern Colorado!

Hi, new member here I got my 2021 4Runner TRD Off road and I'm looking forward to learn what my new vehicle can do in the beautiful Colorado trails, right new still factory tires but soon I'll be getting new more "off roady" tires just need to convince the wife for this new expense, I already go rock sliders ($1k), upgraded speakers ($.4K) and tinted driver and passenger windows ($.4k) and interior LED bulbs, little by little getting it there.

 

Welcome.

 

Welcome!

 

welcome

 

I'm looking for Nitto terra grappler they have great reviews and reasonable priced, suggestions?

 

Welcome..!!

I don't like them. I changed stock Nitto terra grappler to Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs. I don't have much experience them yet. So far I'm living my previous KO2 over Duratracs. I love BFG KO2 Load C as a good all rounder (Daily drive on road, Snowy trail runs, rocky terrain). KO2 had less noise than the Nitto terra grappler I had and current Duratracs. Falken Wildpeak AT3W are not bad either.

Update-
Trust you know about 3peak mountain snow flake rating on tires since you are in CO. My stock Nitto Terra Grapplers does not have 3PMSF rating (only M+S). That is one reason they were only on my 4R for a very short time. Duratracs/ KO2/ Wildpeak all are 3PMSF winter rated tires.

 

Welcome from Arizona!

 

Welcome! From Colorado as well (Denver area)

I can say I have run Nitto Terra Grapplers on my Titan and they have been great tires. They are the load range E ones. They have been great in snow, ice, mud.

we still have the OEM tires on our 4R, but based on my experience, will be considering Nitto when the time comes.