Mickey Thompson baja atz p3 OR nitto ridge grappler?

[Thorbeast]

I'm going to be lifting my 2016 ram 2500 6.4 next week and putting 37x12.50r20 on it

I work for a shop so I have two options to go with.

Brand new Mickey Thompson baja atz p3 for $800

Or

My friend just took a set of nitto ridge grapplers off his jeep and they measure an even 14/32nds across all four tires. They come with 18/32nds new. I can get these for $600.

Yes in a perfect world I'd get both but I'm looking for your opinions on which set to go with.

This truck sees 65-75mph 80% of the time, the rest city driving and sure there's always that possibility I may play around in some mud but it's really not a truck I want to beat on.

 

[crazykid1994]

I’m running mickeys on my truck. First set I’ve had. I’ve never had the nittos. I’ve run bfg and Goodyear. The mickeys are by far my favorite followed by the bfg.

 

[azcoyote]

Well, I have some bias since I have the grapplers but I am gonna say... Grapplers. Loving them so far. Very little noise. Great in my desert runs. Betting the do well in mud and other stuff too.

 

[NJ4X4]

Mickey Thompsons.....you won't be disappointed! I've had several sets of the ATZ P3's and always loved them Super quiet and last forever. When I needed new tires this time for my truck...I went with 37" Toyo's because I couldn't get the MT's as cheap and I read so much good stuff about the Toyo's. Big mistake.... going back to MT's next time.

 

[rwhjr]

One thing that’s important to consider as well is tore weight. In the size I’m considering the Nitto is 7lbs per tire lighter compared to the MT Baja atz

I do have an affinity for MT though after years of using their tires in the drag racing world. So they’re appealing but I feel like 7lbs per tire can make a difference or is that not noticeable?

 

[Thorbeast]

One thing that’s important to consider as well is tore weight. In the size I’m considering the Nitto is 7lbs per tire lighter compared to the MT Baja atz

I do have an affinity for MT though after years of using their tires in the drag racing world. So they’re appealing but I feel like 7lbs per tire can make a difference or is that not noticeable?

They're not drastically far apart, and the truck is also getting new gears

 

[Thorbeast]

Lift is in the mail, so I'll make a decision by the end of the week

 

[Michael]

I've got the Ridge Grapplers and I've had them for almost 1 1/2 years now. They seem to be holding up well and are a good mannered tire. They're not as good in the snow as the KO2's I had before, but they seem comparable in other ways.