Did they stop making Nitto 420s?
Nitto 420s are discontinued….
Are Nitto 420s good in rain?
Wet-Weather Performer When it comes to wet weather, the 420S performs at the top of the all-season market. Nitto’s unique use of siping across the tread pattern provides additional biting edges, which helps preserve traction in rain and also effectively aids the tire’s grip in snow.
Are Nitto 420s good in snow?
I have the 420’s on mine and it performed pretty well the last couple of day of snow here. I drive with ESP off when driving on snow, much better traction than with it on.
How many miles do Nitto 420s last?
Some have mentioned a bit of noise as the tire wears down, but that can be expected and is not a big issue. Treadlife is very good with this tire, and we’ve heard from other drivers getting 50K-60K miles from this model.
What ply is Nitto 420s?
Nitto NT420V 10 PLY High Performance Tires for Sale.
What is the biggest Nitto 420?
Nitto NT420S Tire Specs Chart
| Size | Diameter | Measured Rim |
|---|---|---|
| 255/40R20 101V XL BSW 420 A A | 28″ | 9″ |
| 255/45R20 105V XL BSW 420 A A | 29.13″ | 8.5″ |
| 255/50R20 109V XL BSW 420 A A | 30″ | 8″ |
| 265/50R20 111V XL BSW 420 A A | 30.47″ | 8.5″ |
Are Nitto 420v directional?
And although the NT420V is asymmetric, it’s a non-directional tread design, which means cross tire rotation pattern options for extended tire life.
What load range is XL?
Both have a 4-ply rating, but the Extra Load can support additional load at up to 42 PSI while the Standard Load is 36 PSI….
| Load Range and Ply Rating | ||
|---|---|---|
| Extra Load (XL) | 4 | @ 42 PSI |
| C1 | 6 | @ 50 PSI |
| C2 | 6 | @ 35 PSI |
| D1 | 8 | @ 65 PSI |
Who is Nitto owned by?
Toyo Tire Corporation
Toyo Tire Holdings of Americas Inc. (TTHA) is the wholly-owned North American subsidiary of Toyo Tire Corporation of Osaka, Japan. Headquartered in Cypress, California, TTHA and its group companies manufacture, import, sell and distribute Toyo and Nitto brand tires in the U.S. and Canada.
What does Toyo mean in Japanese?
: a shiny smooth straw made chiefly in Japan from shellacked rice paper and used especially for hats.
Can you mix XL and non XL tyres?
Don’t mix different load rated tyres on the same axle.