Buying a trd Tacoma
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Kamalani Mahie
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Congrats! It depends on what you want to do with the Tacoma. Answer that first and we can probably help more with suggestions.
Kamalani Mahie
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Based on your needs of some off-road traction but not a ton of puncture resistance, you'd probably be fine with some P rated all terrains. I was honestly impressed with the P rated tires I had at the beginning. They'll also be lighter than a heavier duty more off-road focused tire, but have less puncture resistance. As with anything, be aware of your limits with whatever tire you choose. E rated tires are honestly overkill IMO unless you put them on a full size pickup and you're towing. C rated tires (which I have) still have a lot of puncture resistance but are lighter than E load. I've put them through A LOT. The general ATX could be a good tire for you or perhaps the P rated Nitto Terra Grappler G2s.
85GT-79FJ40
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I put 20k on a set of 265/70/17 ATX's on my 4Runner and loved them. Wish they made an SL rated 285. I'm not a big fan of my Toyo AT3's. The ATX was a way better A/T tire. I ran General AT2's on an 05 tacoma I bought new for like 50k and the tires still had lots of tread when I sold the truck.
rageandlove
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3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016+) | Tacoma World
That forum is awesome. Check it out. They have a lot going on there, and the vendors participate in the discussions.
That forum is awesome. Check it out. They have a lot going on there, and the vendors participate in the discussions.
vicali
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I've got a 2017 Sport, hoping to add a 5th gen to the driveway soon..
I run Toyo RT E, they are big and heavy. I've heard good things about the Toyo AT3, although poster above probably knows more.
I run Toyo RT E, they are big and heavy. I've heard good things about the Toyo AT3, although poster above probably knows more.
Kamalani Mahie
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[MENTION=475517]Sgb020[/MENTION] I second you joining the tacomaworld forum. Great forum.
