New tires

swimmer2361

New member
I just got a set of Revo's for my 4runner they look great, and perform very well offroad! They look a lot better in person. And on Monday the Rav4 v6 Limited I ordered will be here!

DSC01094.jpg~original


DSC01109.jpg~original


DSC01107.jpg~original


DSC01104.jpg~original


DSC01101.jpg~original
 
Register to hide this ad
those Revo's look great swimmer! Looks like you stuck with stock size, huh? I'm saving my pennies to do the same ... did you buy them locally, or online?
 
Muffin-Man said:
Keep in mind that those are p rated tires, so be careful if you haul or tow.

Or off road since they are not that strong against rocks , sharp objects , ect... Very soft compound to provide on road traction.
 
Yeah, I had the dueler 840's on before the Revo's and I never had a flat off road with them, I was thinking of getting the D rated Revo's but my old P rated ones did fine off road so I don't think I need them, and I don't tow anything. But I think these tires are stronger than my 840's.
 
hmm I thought that the 4runner came with C rated tires.... Either way the 4runner isnt a passenger car, and can tow and haul more weight than what p rated tires are rated for, so keep that in mind.
 
P rated tires can come in C load rating which isn't the same as the P rating which mean it's not an LT tire which can come in a C load rating also.
 
RonMAIDEN said:
P rated tires can come in C load rating which isn't the same as the P rating which mean it's not an LT tire which can come in a C load rating also.

Then is the 4runner a light truck or a passenger car, I would say more like a light truck.
 
Okay, now I understand a bit more about the rating.

The P265/65/17 Dunlop AT20 had a load rating of 110S and the P265/65/17 Revo has a load rating of 110S so doesn't that mean they have the same load rating?
 

Members online

Forum statistics

Threads
278,307
Messages
3,554,048
Members
248,016
Latest member
Advally Service

Trending content

Back
Top