Anyone Running Toyo Open County AT3’s

[rsabol77]

When I did my Thuren lift I went with 37x12.50r20 Toyo R/Ts now same size Toyo M/Ts.

Thinking about going to AT3's now.

As the M/Ts are getting low on tread.

Anyone have any experience with them?

I tow a little heavier now then when I I lifted now that we have a pretty long bumper pull camper and in the near future getting a box trailer for racing.

Thought about even going to 35s just really like how the 37s look.

Anyone getting any decent millage out of an AT tire?

A lot of people say Toyos get a lot of miles but I haven’t seen it.

I only have 65k miles on my truck and 3rd set of tires.


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[Jcarter]

I just took a set of 285 75 17 Toyo atii off with 40xxx miles on them after 2 years of use.

Still had tread left, could of probably lasted another 10k miles, but camping season is coming.

The new set I'm running now 35 12.5 17 Toyo at3.

Only had them on for 2 weeks.

Fuel mileage hasn't change any from the previous set.

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[rsabol77]

I wasn’t meaning fuel millage sorry.

I mean tire millage.

I don’t really watch fuel mileage much.


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[SyN]

I personally Think/Feel the AT3 is a Very Good Choice for a A/T tire.

Good Tread Compound - Not to Soft / Not to Hard

Good Tread depth & Decent Void Spread for a True A/T.

Great Sidewall Strength & Towing Characteristics.

Tread Pattern is Mildly Aggressive with alot of Siping.

Definitely in my top 3 when it comes time to replace these so called Transforce A/T.

Note: I have no use for a Mud Tire - (The JUDGE) stays on the Tarmac - Thus the reason why this tire is on my list.

Handling --> Slippery Tarmac in the Rain / Towing / Snow & Ice are my main concerns.

SyN Disclaimer: Only My Personal Observation & Co-Workers review of the AT3.

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[18ram67]

I'm running them.

The size is a 36 on 20 in rim.

I absolutely love them.

Have about 25000 on them and can probably do another 20-25k.

I tried the k02 before this in a 35 and I burned through them in 10k miles.

Never again.

I run about 45lbs front and back not towing.

When I tow they go up to 65 front 80 rear and they have handled it great.

I live in the mountains now and they've been phenomenal in the snow this year.

Off road they're great.

A little sloppy in the mud but haven't been stuck yet.

I'll be going with them again when I need a replacement.

How did you like the m/t?

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[Tomoad]

I'm running them.

The size is a 36 on 20 in rim.

I absolutely love them.

Have about 25000 on them and can probably do another 20-25k.

I tried the k02 before this in a 35 and I burned through them in 10k miles.

Never again.

I run about 45lbs front and back not towing.

When I tow they go up to 65 front 80 rear and they have handled it great.

I live in the mountains now and they've been phenomenal in the snow this year.

Off road they're great.

A little sloppy in the mud but haven't been stuck yet.

I'll be going with them again when I need a replacement.

How did you like the m/t?

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Got any pictures

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[18ram67]

Yessir. I'll get back with you.

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[cumminsdieselfreak]

When I did my Thuren lift I went with 37x12.50r20 Toyo R/Ts now same size Toyo M/Ts.

Thinking about going to AT3's now.

As the M/Ts are getting low on tread.

Anyone have any experience with them?

I tow a little heavier now then when I I lifted now that we have a pretty long bumper pull camper and in the near future getting a box trailer for racing.

Thought about even going to 35s just really like how the 37s look.

Anyone getting any decent millage out of an AT tire?

A lot of people say Toyos get a lot of miles but I haven’t seen it.

I only have 65k miles on my truck and 3rd set of tires.


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I've never had a set of Open Country's that wore good.

I have the Cooper AT3 XLT in a 35" and they do great.

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