"Rocky Mountain All Terrain" Tires - Discount Tire House Brand - Toyota 4Runner Forum

paulforeman02 · 09-17-2024, 12:24 PM

Hi all -

I have searched and haven't found much on these tires. (Maybe the search doesn't work because "all terrain" and "rocky mountain" gets used a lot of other places...)

I took a chance on the Discount Tire house-brand tires. They're called "All Terrain" and the brand is "Rocky Mountain" - a Discount Tire house-brand.

I have these installed on our 2004 4Runner in a Standard Load (SL) 265/70/17.

PROS
Price is great at about $120/each at the time of my purchase

Made in USA (maybe why they're cheaper? No import tax?)

50,000mi treadwear warranty

Light Weight - 39lbs/each (good for my use-case)

Low Noise on Highway (quieter than my 70% worn out Hankook Dynapros, anyways)

Good tread

CONS (or unknowns)
None, really so far.

Not sure who actually manufactures these tires.

I have no data on how well they handle snow. I have snow tires I run in the winter, but I'll try to take these out snow-wheeling this year to get a data point.

Just posting for a reference if anyone else is looking at getting them. I'm not looking for a debate on LT vs standard load tires for off-roading

Cheers.

OpenYota · 09-25-2024, 04:27 PM

After reading some reviews from a Tacoma subreddit it seems people seem to like these for the price.
I couldn't find a mention of someone running them past 5k miles so longevity is still to be determined but for a budget tire I think these shouldn't be a bad choice.

a name brand with good reviews should still be the way to go but I wouldn't rule the Rocky Mountains out entirely.

02SE · 09-30-2024, 11:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by paulforeman02

[*]Not sure who actually manufactures these tires.

They are manufactured by GITI, a Singapore based global tire manufacturer with a plant in Chester, South Carolina.

Hungryhawk · 10-01-2024, 09:50 AM

I would not be concerned as usually tire manufacturing companies produce tire products for many brands. So it is likely well made.
As mentioned wear will tell if these were a good value.
Personally I would not select such a tire when tire blow out failure could cause an accident.
Remember the First Gen Ford Explorer tire blow outs from delaminating tires.
I often drive at speed on hot summer highways with steep road shoulders and ditches. I visually inspect my tires every gas stop. I use name brand tires for peace of mind.

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