kr1s

Should i get the open country A/T or H/T
any opinions on these?
I'd probably run like a 265-75-16 or 17 around that size
I don't wanna run a 285 again
OPEN COUNTRY A/T | All-Terrain Tires for Pickups and SUVs | Toyo Tires
OPEN COUNTRY H/T | Toyo Tires

AKlowriderZ71

iTrader: (22)

What kind of driving do you do mostly? The HT will have better wet road grip, will be quieter, and has less rolling resistance. That will net you better fuel economy, and a longer lasting tire. The AT will work well on wet & dry roads, but will have better grip off-road. So if you need an all-terrain tire, it will better suit your needs, at a trade-off.

Also, if you drive on alot of gravel roads, the AT will be more chip-resistant, and the tread will be more durable. Mostly it just depends on your needs & expectations from the tire.

kr1s

HT would be fine, i don't go off on my off road adventures with the GF anymore so i'm fine I think the HT would be fine, I want something with around a 112-118 speed rating
And pretty much just going to the beach and highway/street driving

kr1s

maybe the A/t since i'm going with a 3in lift on my truck... hmmmm i need to look around more and do more research

Zeke2007

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I had the ATs in a 285/75/16. Great riding tire not much howl.. good off road. Little pricey. But a good all around tire one of the best I've had for sure

kr1s

Thanks zeke
I think those are the ones ill get, did you ever take them to the track?

1slow01Z71

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Loved my toyo mts on my Dmax, they didn't do too well at the track though but that could've been because of the 800rwtq

Alpinestar

iTrader: (7)

I think my brother got 40K miles out of his toyo A/T's. My last set of tires I went with the cooper zeon ltz which are a similar tread pattern for about $50 less per tire. IDK their speed rating but I have had them up to ~120 a few times