Nokian Outpost nAT on sale

https://simpletire.com/brands/nokian-tires/outpost-nat

I just picked 4 285/75R18 for $1183.

I think I remember a few guys looking at these?
@memario1214 @JohnWhicker

Anyway, sign up to get the SimpleCrew price down to $335 each. Then there is another code for an additional 20% off. Copy and paste that code. Then remove Simple Tire warranty.

These are $425 at Discount Tire.
Act fast, simple tire prices change constantly.

I considered 295/70R18. They were $50 cheaper. I didn't look at other sizes.

*Edited the link to go directly to the Nokian Outpost nAT

 

+1 on these. Have a few thousand miles on mine, really like them so far. Great value as other brands are very expensive and there appears to be no loss in quality. Paid $1250 installed, 295/70/18. Time will obviously tell but I've heard no bad things reported anywhere yet.

 

Good to hear. My driving habit has changed to lots of street, so hopefully I can get at least the 60,000 miles from them. My Yokohama MT's aren't loving it.

 

@BillyB 60k warranty, so luck is on your side.

 

That was what originally had me start considering them a few months ago.

 

I would like 1 more for a spare but the code only works on a set of 4. darn

 

I may get a set for my 2013 and swap the current KO2’s. I think I have like 30K miles on them but the truck is in Lubbock at me son school.

 

I went back to purchase a 5th and ran into that problem, too.

 

Amazon and Walmart have been price warring for a week or so on most Nokian nAT sizes. Not quite the deal you received, but still nice @ $356 for a 285/75R18. Would not be surprised if SimpleTire is the supplier. Go grab that 5th tire there. No code, free shipping.

 

Specs for those interested.

https://nokiantyres.studio.crasman....ian_Tyres_Outpost_nAT_info_Sheet_Aug_2023.pdf

 

40k miles on one set and they look like they will easily do 60k miles. I’ve never seen more than 50k miles on a set of tires these trucks. Running two other sets on my other vehicles as well. No complaints. Crazy good traction.

 

You can still purchase a single for $335 on Simple Tire, you just can't get the additional 20% percent off.

I currently have two mounted spares, a 295/70-18 well used Ridge Grappler, and a brand new 315/70-18 Yokohama mud terrain. Guess I will just keep running with those, haha.

 

Put the new shoes on.
Pro's- They ride great. Super smooth and pretty quiet. They weigh less then the Yokohama MT's I took off. I weighed these at 58.6 pounds (285/75R18). The Yok's were 73.4 pounds (315/70R18) on my scale when they were new. So I lost an inch in both diameter and width, and 14.8 pounds per wheel. The difference in acceleration is pretty noticable.

Cost broke down to $295 each OTD with the sale on Simple Tire. I paid Discount $100 to mount. I did pick up the 5th for a spare, but that one I had to pay $335 plus tax.

Cons- Well, the MT's look way cooler, haha! If I wasn't driving 100 miles round-trip daily, I would have gotten another set of the Yokohama's. I really liked them. But at a little over 30k miles, they were about ready to be replaced. I probably could have gotten another 5k miles, but one was getting rather feathered.




Old MT's when they were new

 

Thinking of getting that size. Trying to figure out if they will rub. 3” lift and 1.25” spacers on stock OR rims.

 

They are nice tires. I've got a few hundred miles on them now.

I couldn't say if they would fit with the spacers or not. I did a CMC when I put the Yokohama's on a couple years ago. And lots of bumper cutting, too. Without the spacers they should fit just fine.