Anyone seen these yet?

[Millerad1651]

So I was doing my usual tire search yesterday, and saw these on treaddepot.

http://www.treaddepot.com/sizes/opat2.html

This is the first I heard of them, and I can't find any more info/pics on them anywhere. These look like a step up from the Open Country A/T, aren't too expensive, and have a 50k warranty on the LTs.

I'm also looking at these
BFGoodrich Rugged Terrain T/A tires listed by size

Was pretty dead set on the BFGs actually until I saw these Toyos.

You guys think P rated are too flimsy for our trucks? The Toyos have a 65k warranty on the P rated ones.

 

[jsukey]

I don't know about the others, But I love my BFG A/T's!

 

[the great him]

my experiance with the toyos are they are a heavy tire, heavier than they need too be. im not sure about the open country AT but the MT is about 10-14lbs per tire heavier than all the other tires in its class/style ect. and the weight will hurt the mpg. i dont think they offer anything that other tires dont. but thats just me, im not a fan of toyo tires

 

[ryhi]

nice looking tire. they look almost identical to the older toyo a/t but with a much needed more aggressive sidewall. they now look like a real all terrain tire rather than a passenger tire.

also, i agree their M/T tires are a bit heavy:
Toyo A/T 285/75/16 weighs 53.1 lbs
Toyo M/T 285/75/16 weighs 68.3 lbs

 

[JWaldz]

Don't get the rugged terrain t/a's

They suck sh¡t through ten bricks...

 

[Texshark]

I work at a camp that uses older toyo's on our fleet trucks that we run pretty hard through mud/water/dirt/rocks in the tx hill country. they've held up pretty well and retained more tread than i thought they would and they've been on the trucks for a couple of years. they seem to get the job done pretty well

 

[Millerad1651]

Don't get the rugged terrain t/a's

They suck sh¡t through ten bricks...

I think you're talkin about the Rugged Trails that came stock on a lot of vehicles. The Rugged Terrains came out last May. I haven't read a bad review on them yet.

And to Ryhi, I agree the Toyos look good, at least from that angle...just wish I could find some more pics of them. Or some more info. I had a set of the M/Ts on my last truck and was pretty happy with them. So I have no bad feelings on Toyos.

 

[JWaldz]

I think you're talkin about the Rugged Trails that came stock on a lot of vehicles. The Rugged Terrains came out last May. I haven't read a bad review on them yet.

haha, I get them all confused but yes.. The Rugged Trails I stand correct lol.

 

[tinman]

Toyo tires seem to be pretty tough...especially their E range M/T's. Yes, they're heavier than anything else, but guys that run baja in 3/4 ton & 1-ton diesel pickup trucks (7500-8000 lbs) thrash the mess out of Toyo M/T's & they're the ONLY tire that'll take the abuse those guys put them through. I know E range M/T's are overkill for a 4R, but a C range may work just fine for our Runners.

The majority of the diesel folks that I've seen run Toyo A/T's have been happy with them as well. I've never cared for the squared shoulder and bland sidewall myself. These A/T II's look like Toyo has made an actual all-terrain, as ryhi said. And with all the siping, it looks like it may just be a good performer! Toyo appears to believe pretty strongly in them, giving a 50k & 65k mile treadwear warranty. Nice find Miller...I'll keep my eyes out for the A/T II's in person. Hopefully someone else has seen/experienced them 1st hand & will post up.