Toyo Open Country A/T II
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JB.
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Toyo owns Nitto.
Apparently, it may not be that simple, but in practice it seems to work out that way.
Toyo Files U.S. Trade Complaint to Block Chinese Tires - Bloomberg
In the complaint, filed today with the U.S. International Trade Commission in Washington, Osaka-based Toyo claimed tires made in China and Thailand are copying proprietary designs used for the Toyo and Nitto brand of tires. It asks that the trade agency block U.S. imports of products that infringe eight patents.
Toyo Tire & Rubber Company - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The company started in 1945. In 1966, the company expanded to the United States as Toyo Tire Corporation. In 1999, Nitto Tire North America was established.
Hankook is definitely a separate Korean company but, as usual, the "where made" question is complicated, as is no doubt also the case with Toyo.
Hankook Tire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Production locations:
Geumsan, South Korea
Daejeon, South Korea
Jiangsu, China
Jiaxing, China
Dunaújváros, Hungary (started production in 2007)
Bekasi, West Java, Indonesia[4] ($353m plant is under construction)
WXman
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^^^^ Interesting. I guess now that Cooper has sold out to the Indians.. that leaves Goodyear as the only U.S. headquartered tire maker. But it's good to see that a quality company like Toyo has ties to the U.S. and is producing some tires in the U.S. You rarely ever see bad reviews on Toyo or Nitto tires.
madbomber08
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The AT IIs are more agressive then their predecessor. Also, they have P, LT, and LT Extreme rated tires and the tread keeps the same pattern but the side lugs get deeper and more aggressive as you go from P to LT extreme rated.
Toyo OPEN COUNTRY A/T II - Page 11 - Expedition Portal
There's another pretty big thread with some reviews and such in addition to this one.
Toyo OPEN COUNTRY A/T II - Page 11 - Expedition Portal
There's another pretty big thread with some reviews and such in addition to this one.
Sputnik
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I got p rated in 265/70/17 for $811 out the door installed and with a alignment at town fair tire, they price matched my treaddepot.com printout
$1250 is wayyyy too high
ddnww
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I got same size for 670 otd
jsmith21
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Hey guys, I got my 4runner a few months ago and I've been researching tires for a while now and I keep coming back to these. Can anyone with 285's tell me how much it affected your gas milage? I do a lot of highway driving, but also off road too when the opportunity arises. Also, would you recommend going with the p or lt version? Thanks
I've had mine for a little over a year and they have seen rain, snow, sleet, ice, mud and have performed very well. I would definitely purchase again.
Thinking about getting the Toyo OC AT II very soon. Although, I have read many reviews of them being loose in the snow and prone to hydroplaning. Seems crazy, but worth asking. How have they been for you?
This past winter we had a decent amount of snow and ice in the Tulsa area. I had zero problems getting around town. I was using 4wheel drive a lot and I wasn't speeding or driving aggressively. The tires are awesome, but you still have to drive smart.
Friggin Idiot
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For you guys running the LT versions, what tire pressure are you using for on road?
paperchasin
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Highly considering these in LT version. Anyone else running these tires?
NoVAphotog
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Going to be ordering a set of these [Toyo AT II's P265/70/16 OWL] today! PO swore by the original Toyo AT's and had them for 70k...they are balder than a watermelon at the county fair!
paperchasin
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I have these on my car now...went with the P versions and very glad I did. Loving them so far.
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