...including 285 75r16, 315 75r16, etc....

They were only available previously with 18" or 20" wheels. NOw there are a bunch more sizes. Their website isn't updated yet (www.toyo.com), but I saw the ad in a four wheeler mag.

Tire aficianados, rejoice!

Justin

 

Interested in your opinion....
What do you like about the TOYO MT's?

RJ

 

Sure would be nice if they start offering the M-55, my favorite, in a 16.5, perhaps they will. I've gotten a minimum of 80k on five sets of M-55.

Toyo M-55

 

Well I have Toyo open country 285'S siped, they have been truely great, I have run, sand, mud, snow, rain, ice, slush just about everything and they have performed flawlessly. Great all around traction and yet quiet on the road. My 2 Abe Lincolns.


Dave

 

Hope they last longer than the open country a/t's

 

I've always had results with Toyo/Nitto tires. Good quality.

The big deal with the M/Ts is that we now have a mud-type tire that's both really tough and really streetable. The tread is remarkably quiet on the hwy, and wears pretty well, while still performing well off-road.

It's also a VERY tough carcass-- like the Goodyear MT/R.

IN fact, think of the Toyo MT as a Goodyear MT/R with better street manners.

justin

 

Hey there Hohn, I am looking for new tires on my truck, I always really liked the Bridgestone Dueler A/Ts. I am looking for a 35 inch tire that will wear extremely well. How many miles do you get from your Toyos?

 

Last set went 40K with lots of screwing off and drag racing

 

HOHN, thanks for the heads up - those Toyos are some Baaad tires...

 

Alright Thanks Hohn, I think I will be looking into some Toyos...