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NITTO Ridge Grappler Tire (Available in Multiple Sizes)

Item J107080
NITTO Ridge Grappler Tire (Available in Multiple Sizes)
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    Tire Specs

    Manufacturer Ratings
    • All-Terrain
    • Symmetrical

      Symmetrical tires can be rotated in many different ways to prolong their life.

    Customer Ratings
    • Dry Traction 4.9/5 4.866667
    • Wet Traction 4.6/5 4.645161
    • Snow Traction 5.0/5 4.964286
    • Road Noise 4.3/5 4.322581
    • Onroad Ride Quality 4.8/5 4.83871
    Tire Size Wheel Width Tire Diameter Tread Depth Revs Per Mile Weight (lbs)
    For 17" wheels
    33" - 285/70R17 7.5" - 9" 32.8 16/32" 615 50
    33" - 295/70R17 7.5" - 10" 33.3 16/32" 606 62.4
    33" - 305/70R17 8" - 9.5" 33.9 16/32" 595 69
    35x12.50R17 57.33
    For 18" wheels
    33" - 275/70R18 7" - 8.5" 33.2 16/32" 608 55.6
    33" - 285/65R18 8" - 10" 32.6 16/32" 619 59.3
    35x12.50R18 8.5" - 11" 34.8 18/32" 580 72.3
    For 20" wheels
    33x12.50R20 8.5" - 11" 32.8 18/32" 615 68
    35x12.50R20 8.5" - 11" 34.8 18/32" 580 70.5

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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

      • All-Season/All-Terrain Tire
      • Aggressive Off-Road Tread
      • Dual Sidewall Design
      • Variable Pitch Tread Pattern
      • Shoulder Grooves and Stone Ejectors
      • Fits 1987-2018 Wranglers

      Description

      Excellent Off-Roading Treads and Quiet on the Highway. Get a tire for your Wrangler that is a perfect mix for aggressive off-roading and has functional street use. The NITTO Ridge Grappler is an all-terrain tire that has top-notch treads for off-roading and will give you a smooth, quiet ride on the highway. They perform well under any road condition.

      Universal Design. NITTO Ridge Grappler Tires incorporate several unique features such as the dual sidewall design that has an aggressive block design on one side and a traditional sidewall on the other side to select the appearance of your choice. The shoulder grooves and stone ejectors keep the tires clean while providing improved traction for off-road adventures. The variable pitch tread pattern establishes a smooth quiet ride on the highway and facilitates even tread wear.

      New Thinking from Nitto. The Ridge Grappler includes a variable pitch tread pattern. This prevents the harmonic resonance associated with highway-speed hum. Shoulder and lateral Z-Grooves help clear mud and improve traction. Alternating tapered edges provide increased bite and traction, especially in aired-down situations.

      Works Great and Looks Even Better. The tough, aggressive looks of the Terra Grappler's deep lugs will set your rig apart at the trailhead and in the shopping center parking lot. Choose between two separate sidewall designs, depending on how the Ridge Grappler is mounted. Either way, you'll be riding in style - no matter where the road or trail might take you.

      Application. This NITTO Ridge Grappler Tire fits all 1987-2018 Jeep Wrangler models. Please choose your correct size from the options listed above.

      Fitment: 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

      MPN# 217010

      217070

      217080

      217020

      217160

      217110

      217130

      217140

      217040

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      Customer Reviews (33)

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      Ratings Summary

      5.0 out of 5 overall rating from 33 customers




      • November 30, 2019

        5 2017 Wrangler - ZacF

        Great Tire!

        So good so far! Really quiet on the highway, much better than we thought it would be.

        Helpful (1)

      • October 24, 2019

        5 2014 Wrangler - Cortiz

        Great reliable tires

        I purchased these tires and let me tell you they are amazing. They make no noise when you’re riding down the road. These tires would last for a long time.

        Helpful (1)

      • July 29, 2019

        5 2017 Wrangler - CraigS

        Great Off Road Tire

        Road Noise is similar to the stock tire, and these tires performed awesome in the mud (Picture submitted).

        Helpful (1)

      • July 21, 2019

        5 2008 Wrangler - Codegee

        Awesome Tires

        These tires are shweet! They ride so nice and make hardly any road noise, highly recommend!

        Helpful (1)

      • July 12, 2019

        5 2016 Wrangler - Alonzo

        Great Tires

        Bought 35 x 12.50 look amazing and feel amazing on the road ive had them for a few months and they still look like new solid tread have yet to truly test it on a trail but im confident they'll do just fine.

        Helpful (2)

      • June 20, 2019

        5 2017 Wrangler - Jakes

        Tires

        Great tire with great tread . Not much noise and looks great on the jeep . 33 just right for my Sahara

        Helpful (2)

      • June 14, 2019

        5 2017 Wrangler - Otis

        New Nitto fan!

        I've only had these shoes on for about a month, but I can definitely say that Nitto has a new fan! Ride quality is fantastic. A bit bumpier than the stock tires they replaced, but cmon! There's a world of difference here! I was concerned about potential road noise, but there isn't any "noise". I'd call it a "hum" at best, and I can only hear it when running anything over 45mph. Wet traction has been great. I haven't been off road yet, and we won't see snow here for another six months. Appearance wise, I love the aggressive styling (two sidewall designs to pick from by the way). And the price is comparable to the other all terrains out there. I like BFG's; however, this was the only option that had the 295 size I was searching for, and very glad I found it. Thanks Nitto and Team XT!

        Helpful (2)

      • June 06, 2019

        5 2014 Wrangler - KJackson

        Nitto Ridge Grappler

        The Nitto Ridge Grappler is one great tire and the ride is excellent

        Helpful (1)

      • April 27, 2019

        5 2018 Wrangler - BeachNJeep

        Great hybrid tire for on and off road

        It was finally time to get the 3.5” lift, new wheels and tires for the ‘18 JL Sport S. When negotiating wheels and tires, naturally KO2’s came to mind. However, after doing some research, the KO2’s are an older design and generate much more road noise than the Nittos. I checked with Jeepers who actually owned both and hands down, the Nittos were the quieter choice, had better on road feel, had decent mileage and had good off road grip whether aired up or down. When it came time for a tire warranty, I went to America’s tire to get the extended warranty and tire rotations and balances. The tech there told me I made a great choice...even though I didn’t buy it through them. Enough said, great tire...

        Helpful (6)

      • April 24, 2019

        5 2012 Wrangler - Ceejayy

        NITTO Ridge Grappler 33"

        changed factory tires off my 2012 Jeep Wrangler to these bad boys. I get complimented all the time about them.

        Helpful (4)

      Questions & Answers (30 answers)

      5 Top Rated Questions

      I'm considering buying a set of the 275/70R18, as it sounds like they'll fit my stock wheels (2015 JK Sahara). As it's currently stock all around and I do more street driving than anything else, 1) will these fit without any additional lift and 2) will the spare fit within the stock rear bumper without an aftermarket tire carrier? Thank you!

      • A 275/70R18 NITTO Ridge Grappler Tire will fit without issue and with no additional parts required.

      Helpful (5)

      I’m looking for 33x12.5x17 Ridge Grapplers but don’t see them listed. Can you get these for me.

      • Currently we do not offer the NITTO Ridge Grappler Tire in a standard 33x12.50R17. We do offer them in a 295/70R17 which is a 33.3x11.6R17. If you do not see the product listed on our site we cannot get it to you, I do apologize.

      Helpful (2)

      When ordering wheel and tire with mounting, where can I specify what side of the tire I want facing out?

      • Our wheel & tire kits are automatically balanced black side out, if you'd like the white side out please contact us directly to place the order. Our contact information can be found here: https://www.extremeterrain.com/contact.html

      Helpful (1)

      How is this tire in the snow, and what's its tread life? Looking for something more on road with mild off roading, can handle snow in the winter, tread lasts long, and easy on gas.

      I have a 2019 Jl sport s. Can I fit a 17/9 wheel an a p285/70r17 tire with no lift on my Jeep with no rubbing issues. Thanks.

      • Yes, you should be able to install a 33" tire on your JL without a lift.

      Helpful (0)
      10 More Questions
      I have a 2016 Wrangler Sport 4 door. I currently have 255 75 R18 stock rims. I am looking to put Nitto Ridge Grappler 33 12.5 R18's on.. No lift right now.. Is there going to be a rubbing issue.. If so, can I put a 1.5inch spacer to avoid any rubbing?? I do not off road at all, just regular street driving.. 1 answer
      Do they come with the rims? 1 answer
      I am considering either 18s or 20s for my 2017 Jeep Willys 2 door Wrangler. What is the largest Nitto Ridge Grappler I can go with without a lift kit? Will the larger wheels impact the turning radius or speedometer? Also, will the spare fit on the back? 1 answer
      I will be purchasing a set of 35x12.50r18 on my 2016 jku. I still have my oem tire carrier and was wondering if it was necessary to upgrade the tire carrier as well when running a larger spare. 1 answer
      What is the largest size ridge grapplers that will fit my stock 2018 unlimited Sahara? 1 answer
      Will the 35/12.50/R18 fit on a Jeep jl rubicon with no lift? 1 answer
      Will the 285x70R18 fit my stock 2018 Sahara JKU without any modifications. 1 answer
      I have a 2018 Willys JK 2x door with a 3" lift kit. I want to buy the 37" nitto grappler ridge tires. If I buy these tires will I need to retool? and do I need better axles too? also will they fit for trail riding? thanks I am being told to only go with the 33" size 1 answer
      I have 18x9 5-127.00/135.00 18 BKMTXX Raceline Shift rims on my wrangler jl Sahara with the stock all terrain tires. Will the 33x12.5x18 Nitto ridge grapplers work with these? 1 answer
      will the 275/70R 18 fit on my Sahara stock 18" wheels? 1 answer

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