Akkording
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[MENTION=121045]JimPA[/MENTION]
So this is my first set of AT's I have put on the 4R, I scored this set from a Dallas member w/a Trd Pro that went 285s. Before the suspension upgrade I rolled in Michellin Defender LTX all seasons, it rode really smooth, no road noise, and great in Houston wet weather. I looked at the G2 version but I didn't like the side wall redesign so I went with the older version P265/70/17/113S. The next weekend after the suspension swap I had a Dallas discount tire mounted them @37 psi, I backed it down to 35 psi after a week. It's been a month I have to say they ride really well, less body roll on the turns and at the steering wheel I have a firm ride not really stiff but gripper more responsive feel. My caster was left 4 and 3.75 right side my alignment mech did a great job and no drifting on high speed freeway driving. AT threads have a tad more road noise than all seasons and I expected that. I'll sport these for awhile, it's driven mostly as a family hauler anyways. I can't wait to take it out camping/trail riding in Big Bend. I have Toyo Open Country ATs 275/70/18 E rated on my 03 Tacoma and love them but I can definitely feel the weight of the E weight declining braking performance and premature deceleration. When if ever C rated 275/70/17 Toyo OC or BFG KO2 Unicorn appears, I'll ride it.
So this is my first set of AT's I have put on the 4R, I scored this set from a Dallas member w/a Trd Pro that went 285s. Before the suspension upgrade I rolled in Michellin Defender LTX all seasons, it rode really smooth, no road noise, and great in Houston wet weather. I looked at the G2 version but I didn't like the side wall redesign so I went with the older version P265/70/17/113S. The next weekend after the suspension swap I had a Dallas discount tire mounted them @37 psi, I backed it down to 35 psi after a week. It's been a month I have to say they ride really well, less body roll on the turns and at the steering wheel I have a firm ride not really stiff but gripper more responsive feel. My caster was left 4 and 3.75 right side my alignment mech did a great job and no drifting on high speed freeway driving. AT threads have a tad more road noise than all seasons and I expected that. I'll sport these for awhile, it's driven mostly as a family hauler anyways. I can't wait to take it out camping/trail riding in Big Bend. I have Toyo Open Country ATs 275/70/18 E rated on my 03 Tacoma and love them but I can definitely feel the weight of the E weight declining braking performance and premature deceleration. When if ever C rated 275/70/17 Toyo OC or BFG KO2 Unicorn appears, I'll ride it.
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