Toyo MT's

[tutt00]

I've run BFG's for years and have been extremely happy with tire wear and road noise. I have consistently gotten 40k+ miles on every set. How do the Toyo Open Country MT's compare? Most of the miles will be highway but I was looking for something a little more aggressive. Please chime in if you have any personal experience. I've been hearing a lot about the Nitto Trail Grappler's as well. All opinions are welcome.

Thanks.

 

[fatboylmm]

I love my Toyo mt I have 20 k on them and there at least half tread. When there new they are very quiet as well

 

[gmduramax]

My Toyos wore out quick but the traction I had on the street, even in the rain were amazing.

 

[crazycrew]

A friend just put 52 k on a set of them.


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[Righteyeblind]

If you want something aggressive with low road noise and get good mileage go with the Goodyear Duratrac. Best tire out there for traction and nearly no road noise. The toyos are nice but pretty loud for my taste

 

[Big Angry]

Both my sets were pretty good riding tires, and got louder as they wore, although this current set is probably only going to get me a little over 30k, and the the first set went high 30's, kinda pricey for that kind of mileage, but I'll probably get another set here before winter sets in.

 

[Philtopgun]

mine got super loud 270/75r18? mts and barley half tread life. rotated them every 6k.. had two go out of balance, so went back to bfgs ko and now my truck is a lot quieter! I have to say I loved the look of my MTs much better than my bfgs, but the bfgs have always been good to me... good luck in ur selection. I had 40k on mine(toyo mts) and you would have thought they were brand new. Truck weighs 7900-8k with me in it...

 

[emiller3]

I have had good luck with the past two sets of cooper stt with over 40 k on them. But did rotate every 5.

 

[calabria69]

66,000 on my first set, 37,000 on the set I have on right now, just a little less than half the tread, rotating them is key....the best tire ive ever put on....

 

[DIESELMAFIAPER.LB7]

Ive got 45-50k out of every set with heavy towing racing pulling ect but I'm going to try some nittos trail grapplers now

 

[SIKDMAX]

My Toyos wore out quick but the traction I had on the street, even in the rain were amazing.

This. I put at least 2 new sets on my 05 Dmax and was running around 450 rwhp and was hard on the skinny pedal, but only got 15-20k on each set.

Would I put them on again though? Hell ya Loved those tires.

 

[Turbo Performance]

I've seen them go both ways, good and bad on diesels when I worked at Les Schwab for 3+ years. Couple sets went around 90K on some OBS powerstrokes (lower power, very little towing, little off road) but I've also seen them go like these guys are saying, 20-25K (bigger power, towing, off road, harder driving).

For some reason they seem to be effected more dramatically by driving conditions than other tires. I personally wouldn't run them because of the way I drive, tow, power, etc. but if you fall into the lower power, easier driving category, I would go for it.

 

[calabria69]

I've seen them go both ways, good and bad on diesels when I worked at Les Schwab for 3+ years. Couple sets went around 90K on some OBS powerstrokes (lower power, very little towing, little off road) but I've also seen them go like these guys are saying, 20-25K (bigger power, towing, off road, harder driving).

For some reason they seem to be effected more dramatically by driving conditions than other tires. I personally wouldn't run them because of the way I drive, tow, power, etc. but if you fall into the lower power, easier driving category, I would go for it.[/QUOTE
So u are saying my truck is slow??:rofl:

 

[Turbo Performance]

I've seen them go both ways, good and bad on diesels when I worked at Les Schwab for 3+ years. Couple sets went around 90K on some OBS powerstrokes (lower power, very little towing, little off road) but I've also seen them go like these guys are saying, 20-25K (bigger power, towing, off road, harder driving).

For some reason they seem to be effected more dramatically by driving conditions than other tires. I personally wouldn't run them because of the way I drive, tow, power, etc. but if you fall into the lower power, easier driving category, I would go for it.[/QUOTE
So u are saying my truck is slow??:rofl:

Not directly, just maybe just that you drive it like a sissy? :spit::hug

 

[calabria69]

Ha ha, I do actually, until work picks up it's a grandpa rig....every once in awhile I throw the race tune for a little pick me up:hug: