anyone had the ROAD VENTURE AT51 in 275/75/17 ?

[Gouranga]

any reviews would be nice

are they loud ?

 

[srsrogerissrs]

Please show us where a 275/75/17 tire exists

 

[Deuxdiesel]

I can't help you with that particular size (available?), but I did have a set on my 2nd gen 4R and on my XTerra. They were pretty quiet, did very well in the snow and looked great in my opinion. Prices have gone up since then (2016) so I don't know if they are the bargain they once were.

 

[TEujunga]

Can't help you with that oddball size, but I've had Kumho AT51s in 275/70-17 for about 26K miles. Like most tires, they started out very quiet but got a little noisier with age. Not really bad, and noticeable only on certain surfaces. I like their performance both on road and off. They balanced well -- never had a steering wheel shimmy -- and their relatively light weight means less of a drag on MPG and handling. I'd probably get them again for the balance between toughness (C load-rated) and light weight.

 

[90Duck]

Can't help you with that oddball size, but I've had Kumho AT51s in 275/70-17 for about 26K miles. Like most tires, they started out very quiet but got a little noisier with age. Not really bad, and noticeable only on certain surfaces. I like their performance both on road and off. They balanced well -- never had a steering wheel shimmy -- and their relatively light weight means less of a drag on MPG and handling. I'd probably get them again for the balance between toughness (C load-rated) and light weight.

Yeah, this experience pretty much precisely for me on my 5th gen. I've been able to get over 20mpg with them on highway road trips without anything on the roof, they have been more than adequate for my off roading, and they are good in the snow. I wanted the mountain/snowflake symbol to avoid chain up requirements over the pass, so that eliminated the BFGs and some other more obvious choices. I'd get them again.

 

[rayofsi]

i had 275/70r17 for maybe 20-25k miles on the 4runner, they were ok tires. i chose them for their weight hah. They were load c and lighter then most