Nitto Ridge Grapplers

Mountainjk10 said:

I’ve been thinking about switching from my Cooper STT Pros to Nitto Ridge Grapplers. Does anyone run the 37x13.50x17 in load range E? The load range E has me second guessing them.


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Mountainjk10 said:

I’ve been thinking about switching from my Cooper STT Pros to Nitto Ridge Grapplers. Does anyone run the 37x13.50x17 in load range E? The load range E has me second guessing them.


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Cousin Clyde said:

Didn’t ORE run these tires on that video series of wheeling in the northeast and testing out the UD 60s? I watched those many times, trying to see how the ridge grapplers hooked up on the same obstacles that the trail grapplers did. Seemed like they kept up well in slick conditions. Isn’t Cozdude doing a build thread with these tires?


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JPast said:

Pretty sure he was running them in the lobster quest JL/JTX videos that Eddie put out.


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TheGrendel said:

Can't say much other than Critterjk said mounting his Nittos on his beadlocks were much, much easier than Cooper. bead didn't seem as thick.

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Arrcherr said:

I think they ran ridge grapplers in the JKX Alaska.

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JPast said:

Just went and checked, we’re both right. Also that JL is on the Nitto website when you look at the ridge graps


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JPast said:

Pretty sure he was running them in the lobster quest JL/JTX videos that Eddie put out.


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Arrcherr said:

I only remember because I was looking to buy a set for my last JK at the time[emoji106]

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Mountainjk10 said:

Thanks for the responses but I’m most curious about the “E” load rating. Not sure what size Mel was running in the videos. I guess I’ll go back and look.


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Mountainjk10 said:

Thanks for the responses but I’m most curious about the “E” load rating. Not sure what size Mel was running in the videos. I guess I’ll go back and look.


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Bear_JKU said:

You shouldn’t have any problems with the E rating. If anything it should give you more peace of mind with better sidewall strength. I prefer to run an E rated tire myself.


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Cousin Clyde said:

I agree. E = better. ORE was definitely running 37s. That’s the biggest size that they make the ridge grappler. And they definitely weren’t running 35s to test out the UD60s


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Mountainjk10 said:

Nitto makes both 12.5 and 13.5 width in the 37” ridge grappler. The 12.5 are load range C, and 13.5 are E. I was just wondering if anyone ran them. Thanks for all the feedback. [emoji106]


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MOTOWN said:

I have the 37" 13.5 Ridge grappler its the best tire I have ever run! excellent road manners and great off-road characteristics , and better millage than the trail grappler ive had both.

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Mountainjk10 said:

Nitto makes both 12.5 and 13.5 width in the 37” ridge grappler. The 12.5 are load range C, and 13.5 are E. I was just wondering if anyone ran them. Thanks for all the feedback. [emoji106]


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MOTOWN said:

I have the 37" 13.5 Ridge grappler its the best tire I have ever run! excellent road manners and great off-road characteristics , and better millage than the trail grappler ive had both.

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