I'm just about to pull the trigger on some new Cooper Discoverer AT3s. The only other tire I was considering is these new toyos. Has anyone found anything about their performance? I've been searching like crazy and can't find any professional reviews. There's a bunch on how great the coopers are (and I have past experience with the old copper a/t), they're awesome. Any opinions or info would be appreciated.

I saw those a few weeks ago. They apparently just came out. From what I've read, they perform just like the OC Is, but have a more aggressive sidewall, and better warranty. It was a toss up between those and BFG Rugged Terrains for me...I went with Falken Rocky Mountains!

I think I'm getting ready to buy those new A/T II's. They look pretty good, and you can't beat the price. I need new tires for my 4runner and for the wifes RAV4, and with tire prices continuing to go up, I'm just going to bite the bullet and buy both sets right now.

How do you like the Falken's? THey're my other option besides the OC AT 2's.

I just haven't seen anything official on their performance. If they're the same as the at 1s then I'm def going with the coopers. Plus they are American made and cheaper.

I hear you. I would consider the Cooper's, except they look the least aggressive from an aesthetic standpoint. I like the aggresive look of the Toyo's better.

I'm going to buy the Toyo's tomorrow, hopefully get them on the truck in the next couple weeks. I'll update with pictures and impressions.

I love them so far. They have hardly any road noise, balanced well, and are wearing great. They're D rated, so not as stiff as the Es I had, but a little more durable than P rated. I took a 3 hr trip up tp Chicago and had absolutely no problems. and its been raining like crazy here the last few days and they're doing great...haven't had any slipping or any other problems.

I ordered these and wheels, and tires for my wife's car (Escape at the time) through Discount Tire Direct and they threw me a hell of a deal. I'd give them a call and see what they can do for you.

i agree with the looks of the toyos, and thats the only reason im even considering them. i was set on the coopers until i saw the toyos. theres just too much good stuff to say about the coopers and i cant find anything on the toyos....got to get them soon tho so ill let you know either way and post some pics

I had never really considered these tires, until today. I went to my shop to talk to them about the Nitto Terra Grapplers. At this point in my tire search, I've done soooo much research that I'm more confused now than I was before I started looking.
I explained that I was looking for an aggressive looking AT tire, that performs well in all conditions and isn't too loud at highway speeds. Oh, and I wanted them to last over 50,000 miles and not break the bank.
The guy at my tire shop had good things to say about the Nittos, but said they pale in comparison to the Open Country AT IIs. He told me that he put them on his car, his ex-wife's and his brother's because his kids ride in all of them and he want them to be safe.
I thought that was a pretty good testimonial. He also mentioned they come with a roadside protection and free replacements for the first half of their life. I asked him how long I can expect them to last. He told me 80,000 miles is a realistic expectation. Oh, and they're less than $200 each.
I think my mind is made up and I'll have a set on my 4Runner soon

Looking forward to some pics either on or off your 4runner, not a whole lot of good ones on the web yet

Not sure if you looked at the website, but there's a couple here: http://toyotires.com/tires/pattern/o...-terrain-tires

Here are just a couple quick shots from my garage. They aren't the best, but they'll have to do until I can get out to take some actual glamor shots. I'll try to get out this afternoon after work.

Yeah, I guess I was just more interested in seeing them on a 4Runner. I like them though, looks good on yours. definitely competes a lot more with the Nitto TG than before.

Hopefully tire shops up here in Canada start to get these in stock soon.

The guy I talked to at the tire shop said that Toyo, Hancook and Nitto are all manufactured by the same company. The Nittos were made to meet a specific (lower) price point and the Toyos were a bit of an upgrade. He also said that it is very likely for the Nitto TG's tread design to be re-designed more like these Open Country's in the very near future. Granted, this is only one man's opinion, but he has been selling tires for over 25 years. I'll try to get better pictures tonight

You went 265-70-17 - right?

*edit. And do I see wheel spacers on your ride too? And nice rims btw.