Mine are going on Monday. My Fox 2.5 fronts were delayed in transit across the country due to the "stuff" going on. But looking forward to trying them out.
Toyo Open County AT III (AT3)
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Mine are going on Monday. My Fox 2.5 fronts were delayed in transit across the country due to the "stuff" going on. But looking forward to trying them out.
Cool, definitely post up once you get them impressions.
Trying to attach photos from my phone but they’re probably too large.
Got them on and drove about 30 miles today. It’s hot sunny and dry.
Road noise is louder than the stock Dunlop on my 19 ORP. However, the noise is actually much less than I thought it would be. Truck feels stout with them on yet gripped them roads well - all rural roads with loose stone to dated paving. Ride comfort is fine with the C load. Much better than I thought it would be.
I think they look nice. So far so good on the first few miles.
Got them on and drove about 30 miles today. It’s hot sunny and dry.
Road noise is louder than the stock Dunlop on my 19 ORP. However, the noise is actually much less than I thought it would be. Truck feels stout with them on yet gripped them roads well - all rural roads with loose stone to dated paving. Ride comfort is fine with the C load. Much better than I thought it would be.
I think they look nice. So far so good on the first few miles.
SnowYeti
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Looks definitely play a roll. I do wish they had a more aggressive sidewall design. When I switch from Duratracs to AT3Ws on our Jeep is was a visual let down, but the Wildpeaks outperformed them in every way. I feel that going from Wildpeaks to AT IIIs will be another visual step down. Jury is out for me until I read some real reviews in real snow and ice conditions. Wanting to go 255/80 next, so many positive reviews even though they are E rated (great to air down, durability, narrower is better in winter conditions, but on road ride quality is my only concern)
I have had zero issues on any of our AT3Ws, have them on three vehicles. Sounds like I am lucky. Two sets of USA and one Thailand
I have had zero issues on any of our AT3Ws, have them on three vehicles. Sounds like I am lucky. Two sets of USA and one Thailand
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Mooseandco
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I've had them on my ORP for about 2k miles now. They are quieter than I thought they would be for an AT tire, and I think they look great. No complaints here.
Oh interesting. So nothing to be concerned with then. Ok, because two of the tires seem to have it and the other two I don't see something like it.
Post pics of your whole setup!
my 2020 venture edition came with 285/70/17 toyo OC AT3s on trd pro wheels with trd bilstein suspension / trd/eibach front springs and 1in rear 1.5 front spacer lift; trd skid plate; no rubbing issues. getting a 5th wheel same setup to throw up in the basket it came with. 5k miles of mix on and offroad use. I never ran the AT2s, but they held up amazing during a 4 day downpour here. Never once felt any slip. these tires seem to have no issues running 285s on 17in rims. Still look off the shelf new after washes with little to no awkward wearing noticed then again 5k isnt much yet. get a lot of rubbernecking from local 4runners/tacos.. been asked a handful of times at stops how the tires were.
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Ditto this. Having done the requisite hours of combing through posts and reviews and price checking and comparing specs, and and and..... I'm now leaning toward the Toyo ATIII in stock size.
Cool, here are some pictures!
Including a jeep I park next to that clearly puts my non lifted stock tire size to shame..
So far I'm pretty happy with them. I don't think I notice too much more tire noise, if any.
Including a jeep I park next to that clearly puts my non lifted stock tire size to shame..
So far I'm pretty happy with them. I don't think I notice too much more tire noise, if any.
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