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Old 12-25-2020, 11:15 PM #106
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Anyone running the stock size A/T III in E load?
I considered it, but ultimately went with the Yokohama A/T G015 LT 265/70R17 E.

I had the Toyo A/T II, and wasn't pleased with some aspects of them. Same with the BFG A/T K02 I had. Very pleased with the Yokohama's so far in snow, wet, and on and off road.

Supposedly the Toyo A/T III's are improved over the Toyo A/T II's for wet and snow performance. So I'd choose them over the BFG's if those are the choices.
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Anybody running these in P-load? How are they for off road? Weak or OK for occasional easy/moderate trails?
I know that P-load cannot be aired down below 20psi but I'm OK with this.
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I have about 10k miles on my p-load 285's now. Still nice and smooth and snow performance is about the same as the 265 grabber ATX's I had on it before. I have had them in the dirt and they performed as expected. Unfortunately they are cupping pretty badly though so they are no longer quiet. I have rotated them twice. But that's simply because I had the local town fair tire (who couldn't get these to balance I took it to Toyota for a road force) can't seem to figure out how to align it. I need to get it on the rack at my work and do it myself. It's got probably a degree of negative camber on each side from the looks of it. Yet their printouts all looked to be "perfectly in spec"
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I considered it, but ultimately went with the Yokohama A/T G015 LT 265/70R17 E.

I had the Toyo A/T II, and wasn't pleased with some aspects of them. Same with the BFG A/T K02 I had. Very pleased with the Yokohama's so far in snow, wet, and on and off road.

Supposedly the Toyo A/T III's are improved over the Toyo A/T II's for wet and snow performance. So I'd choose them over the BFG's if those are the choices.
+1 for the Yokos. Love these tires across the board and coming from KO2s, I can’t understand why everyone loves them so much.
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I have about 10k miles on my p-load 285's now. Still nice and smooth and snow performance is about the same as the 265 grabber ATX's I had on it before. I have had them in the dirt and they performed as expected.
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Did you air-down them? Any mild rock-crawling experience? Do you have photo of external sidewall?
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Did you air-down them? Any mild rock-crawling experience? Do you have photo of external sidewall?
No pics and I didn't air them down. Mild rocky New England trails only. Blasted through 2 feet of unplowed snow with them for about a mile last week.

The biggest thing that impressed me about these was how good they were on the road. And that continues. Mine are a bit noisy due to a poor alignment but the handling is REALLY good for an A/T tire. And most of us spend a lot more time on the pavement than anywhere else.
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Did you air-down them? Any mild rock-crawling experience? Do you have photo of external sidewall?
I've aired mine down and took them off road but I'm not sure if I have any pics of it. If you want I can air them down tomorrow and snap a pic, just let me know what PSI you want. I ran about 17psi.

Combo sand/sharp rocks on them, no snow or rain yet
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I've aired mine down and took them off road but I'm not sure if I have any pics of it. If you want I can air them down tomorrow and snap a pic, just let me know what PSI you want. I ran about 17psi.
That is more than enough for me, no need to air down specifically (but thank you so much for your kindness!).

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I'm impressed! These are P-rated, right? If they survived sharp rocks, I'm sold

I've read in rain they are good and in snow - meh (so as other AT), so that would be enough for me (not too much snow here in PNW).
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That is more than enough for me, no need to air down specifically (but thank you so much for your kindness!).


I'm impressed! These are P-rated, right? If they survived sharp rocks, I'm sold

I've read in rain they are good and in snow - meh (so as other AT), so that would be enough for me (not too much snow here in PNW).
I have some projects going on tomorrow so I'll take a pic with one down to like 17psi. The side wall tread is the only questionable area. We have some very sharp gnarly rocks out here, it's a constant issue with my mountain bike.

My tires are 285/70/r17 121/118s 10P.R. Load Range E on 8.5" rims
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I have some projects going on tomorrow so I'll take a pic with one down to like 17psi. The side wall tread is the only questionable area. We have some very sharp gnarly rocks out here, it's a constant issue with my mountain bike.

My tires are 285/70/r17 121/118s 10P.R. Load Range E on 8.5" rims
Ah, so they are E.
I'm right now considering P vs E.

Is on-pavement ride very stiff?
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Out of curiosity - but for those running the ATIIIs, what tire pressure are you running (on the road) ?
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Ah, so they are E.
I'm right now considering P vs E.

Is on-pavement ride very stiff?
I had a ton of stuff done all at once so it's hard to compare, but it rides great considering I have the opposite of what people suggest for a cush ride. icon stage 7 w/ kdss. I think the shop mentioned they don't sell the P loads

Right now I do 35 psi on the street but can probably go closer to 40. I've gone down to 12 psi on them but usually do about 17-18
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Out of curiosity - but for those running the ATIIIs, what tire pressure are you running (on the road) ?
37 psig on road, but running LT287/70R17 C
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Just quickly reporting back:

255/80/17's on Pro (sema) rims. Performance is really great on snow/ice. Look great, not noticeably louder, and ride is minimally noticeable to be stiffer/bumpier.

They do rub in reverse with wheel turned, so I'll need to do some trimming.
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