New Tires

[billnourse]

Well, after a couple of weeks of shopping, agonizing, and running from tire shop to tire shop, I settled on Toyo Open Country ATII's in 265-70-17. Of 7 shops I went to, 4 recommended the Toyo's. The other 3 didn't sell Toyo's. Got them from Treadworks for 722.00 mounted, balanced and out the door with road hazard warranty. Get them put on today.

This seemed like a good price. They are 156 on line without road hazard, and by the time the mounting and balancing is done it would be about the same.

I do hope this was a good choice.

Bill

 

[JET4]

I run them on my 2007, good tires.

 

[Tisoy281]

Had a set on my Tacoma, and on my 4runner before I switched over to BFG's. Great tires and have great wear on them as well.

 

[ECUDrummer]

I run the Open Country M/Ts, have had them for about 6 months now with about 10k miles. Awesome in all conditions I've ran in.

A few of my FJ buddies used to run the tires you just bought and they were all pleased (only upgraded because they wanted something with more grip in the mud).


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[BobsTrail]

Well, after a couple of weeks of shopping, I settled on Toyo Open Country ATII's in 265-70-17.

Way better price than I paid for the same last year. Very happy with them on trails, sand and snow. Very little wear after 12K.

 

[billnourse]

Got the tires on today. Seem to be good. No vibration at 70. Can't really tell them from the factory.

Before I took the factorys off I did a sound check with the Db meter on my phone at 63 MPhil. After the new tires I checked at the same speed and same road. No noticeable increase in noise. If the work good off road, I'm happy.