Do NOT Buy Hybrid Tires!

Before picking a set of "Hybrid" tires, be sure to listen to the full video to make sure you're picking out the right set. With different terminology and labeling, sometimes they are difficult to understand which tire type is best. If you're running a hybrid style tire, let us know which one and how it is holding up!

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Choosing a tire depends on what you are going to use it for and where you live. People around me buy MTs because they look cool. It rains like twice a year.

[jhramir]

I just purchased some Nitto Ridge Grappler for a Tacoma, I do 80/20 more road, and very happy with them. They are very quite and smooth not issues so far.

[Alexxx]

3:45 me on my way to buy some Hybrid Tires

[TheRealMikeWilly]

Just got some Falken Wildpeak AT3W in a 33x12.5R15 and I'm absolutely loving them. They do great in the mud but I haven't been in any really thick slop yet. They're much quieter than my ProComp Xtreme MT2's were, and they eject mud and rocks really well without excessive wheel spin.

[Coleburgess]

On my daily I have a set of ridge grapplers that is only on the highway absolutely never goes off road. Just like the aggressive look. I’m at 55, 000 miles on them and they’re needing to be replaced. Starting to chunk a little and get shaky at faster speeds. But they have been awesome. Zero road noise. Super smooth. last this long. And that that awesome look to them. Might get ko2s or at3 this time just to compare but could not have been happier with these ridge graps

[reafkennedy]

Went from a set of Niio Terre Grappler G2S to a set of Ridge Grapplers because I wanted a little more traction off road. So far so good.

[Ivan-odbp]

I was scared to buy the Kenda Klever RT tires, couldnt be happier ive been giving them hell in my discovery 2, plus no road noise going 75 at all!!! I would deff buy them again

[saucemaster]

I've got Falken Wildpeak AT3s and man these things really surprise me offroad. Cow pastures and dirt roads have never been a problem.

[crazyjay]

I'm rocking the Cooper discovery at xlt on my 11 silverado. Got them on last week just before we got this winter storm in the south. They are working flawlessly.

[denislapointe]

a jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one

[winterburden]

I've got the Toyo Open Country AT3s, and they're the best tires I've ever had. I used to get at least 2 flats a year driving the rough roads of Detroit, and I've had these Toyos for over a year and haven't had a single problem

[keithmorrison]

I have the falken wildpeaks atw3 on a sequoia. My wife drives it 95 miles round trip to work then on weekends we takes it offroad in.snow and sand. It has done amazing In every condition its been in.

[kollinsendall]

DuraTracs for my FJ Cruiser have been the best tire I’ve ever owned.

[dirtsailoroff-road]

I have the Kenda Klever R/Ts which are hybrid tires, I have them on my Rebel with 20k miles and they've done great on and off road. I've went to a few off road parks and was rather impressed.

[brianarmstrong]

Mastercraft CXT. Absolutely freaking awesome on my f250 super duty diesel! I live in Michigan and these handled snow, mud, sand, and even did good on hard packed snow and ice. Mileage was decent. 48, 000 miles out of the last set. Not bad for a 7800 lb truck that pulls a 18 foot enclosed trailer 5 days a week. The last set were 315/70/16. Now running a 295/70/18. Little narrower but still do great

[chillaxinlhs]

I'm on my second set of 35/12.50 Ridge Grapplers on my Ram 3500. I tow a 20k toy hauler and with the "F" Sidewall, I love these tires. Super quiet and great traction on every surface.

[zmotorsports]

Good video.
I've been a big fan of BFG KO's and KO2's for the past 20+ years on all my Jeeps but recently wanted to try something "different" and a little more aggressive. I hate and avoid mud at all costs but wanted something to grip a bit better on the rocks of not only Moab, but also Colorado and South Dakota where the rocks are more smooth and slick compared to Moab and Southern Utah. I went with the Nitto Ridge Grapplers in a 12.50x37x17 on my LS powered JKUR. I attend several Jeep rallies and gatherings yearly and realistically probably around the 80/20 of pavement vs. off-road.
I have about 28k on my 37" Ridge Grapplers now and absolutely love them. I was drawn to this video by the title but pretty much agree with your review and info on these tires. They are solid performers on the pavement with next to zero road noise and great dry or wet performance. Snow driving is also better than expected but compared to the KO2's I would have to give a slight advantage to the BFG's. On the rocks, no matter Moan or Colorado, the Ridge Grapplers perform better than the KO2's and grip very well with little tire slippage noticed.

Thanks for the video.
Mike

[brewbee]

Ridge Grappler 35x12.5R20 F rated run 90/10 road/off road, some camper pulling, 10K, love them!

[VeryCoolJeep]

Had both Toyo RT and Nitto Ridge grapplers. They both amazing

[DD-beev]

I'm on my 2nd set of ridge grapplers and love them. Great in all Canadian conditions and 1st set last about 90, 000km so cant complain