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Toyo Open Country AT II Xtreme
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SkinGripz
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Ran these in a 35" on the Rubicon for years (two sets) One hell of a tire, good wear, excellent offroad. On pavement, wet conditions were not excellent, but performed as well as expected considering the design class.
Overall, an excellent choice.
As a side note, these replaced Mickey Thompsons MTZ's that proved to have terrible wear, highly exaggerated tread life, and sounded like ox mating at any speed.
Overall, an excellent choice.
As a side note, these replaced Mickey Thompsons MTZ's that proved to have terrible wear, highly exaggerated tread life, and sounded like ox mating at any speed.
That's exactly what i was hoping to hear. I am torn between these and the Dunlop Fierce Attitudes. The only decent pics i can find of these installed seem to be on the jeep forums.
How did they handle in muddy terrain? We have a lot of that here in MS.
How did they handle in muddy terrain? We have a lot of that here in MS.
f5moab
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Don't know anything about these; other than Toyo is known to make a great tire. But I can say the Fierce Attitudes I have on my H3 are ok in mud, very good in sand, very good in snow (from 1 in up to 12 inches), great on slickrock and have never failed me yet. Seem to be wearing as good as any M/T tire.
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I would not like to run any tires that sounds like oxen mating.
telemike
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Look nice. Check out Kelly TSR. I like mine a lot
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Lol alrock.
Ive been looking at every tire made for the past three days. Its been stressful trying to decide. I love the looks of the Dunlops and have read good reviews. But the price on the Toyos is almost too hard to overlook. If they made the Duelers in a 35 id prob get those.
Ive been looking at every tire made for the past three days. Its been stressful trying to decide. I love the looks of the Dunlops and have read good reviews. But the price on the Toyos is almost too hard to overlook. If they made the Duelers in a 35 id prob get those.
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The two knocks I've heard on Toyos is price and weight. Sounds like price isn't an issue. Might want to compare weight. Everything else I hear is good.
SkinGripz
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You may want to check out Kumho Road Venture MT's as well.
I have them on my 07 H3 and have 25,000 miles on them with enough tread left for one more summer I think. Love the look of the design, fairly priced, and not a huge amount of noise, though any MT will have some. All in all, a great tire as well.
Will likely put a set of them in 35's or possibly 37's on the new H3T when the wife permits me to spend a little more of the kids college money. Kids 7 years old and still runs into walls, so dont think I'm gonna have to pay Yale tuition...
I have them on my 07 H3 and have 25,000 miles on them with enough tread left for one more summer I think. Love the look of the design, fairly priced, and not a huge amount of noise, though any MT will have some. All in all, a great tire as well.
Will likely put a set of them in 35's or possibly 37's on the new H3T when the wife permits me to spend a little more of the kids college money. Kids 7 years old and still runs into walls, so dont think I'm gonna have to pay Yale tuition...