Ok,Ok,...I give up on Toyo Mt's...need tire ideas.

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Apr 28, 2014 | 09:40 AM

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Danderson

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From: San Diego

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Originally Posted by Jezzhuntin

I hear ya, I didn't mean to come off as they are indestructible. Just that from my experiences they are the best MT you can buy for these heavy high torque trucks. Every product will have defects or certain circumstances that causes failure. I am certain that my day is coming, I have been very fortunate the performance I have received out of each set I have bought over the last 8 years.

Sure thing. Kent Kroeker of KORE raced the 1000 in Baja way back and never had a flat. drove the truck back.
A neighbor hauled a Toyhauler to Honduras and back to San Diego without a flat. They are tough.

Apr 28, 2014 | 10:04 AM

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NE frmhnd

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From: McCook, Nebraska

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If you put these on a farm/ranch truck that doesn't see much pavement they would last forever (maybe not forever )

Not as long as you guys are getting out of them. Yokohama Geolanders, a/t Wrangler Authority's, Dynapro MT's, pulling goosenecks, need replaced yearly. I've got 2 Discoverer AT (2's?) on my truck (blemishes, "wintercat" on the sidewall) got about 30,000 out of them, and it only sees a few real loads a year. Maybe half that time was on pavement.

I wouldn't put the original somehow-they-still-con-enough-people-into-buying-this-junk-to-make-a-profit-making-them Wrangler Radials on a go-cart. I think they only make them in 1, 15 inch size, so not too much an issue for us.