Toyo MT's and better keep your eye on the road!
07-12-2008, 04:05 PM
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I have 16,000 withno problems,this may appear silly but the only time I have a problem is when I go to the car wash and they armor oil the tires, the oilgets on the brake caliper and pulls to he right.
07-13-2008, 09:23 AM
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wish i could say that i like my toyo mt's but there is no way i will ever by another set. i have to constantly fight the sway from side to side and they are over half gone at 8500 miles
. I had atz's before and put 48000 miles on them and was not easy on them with countless 4th gear burnouts and more than 20 hooks on the sled and they handled like a sports car.
. I had atz's before and put 48000 miles on them and was not easy on them with countless 4th gear burnouts and more than 20 hooks on the sled and they handled like a sports car.
07-13-2008, 10:04 AM
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wish i could say that i like my toyo mt's but there is no way i will ever by another set. i have to constantly fight the sway from side to side and they are over half gone at 8500 miles. I had atz's before and put 48000 miles on them and was not easy on them with countless 4th gear burnouts and more than 20 hooks on the sled and they handled like a sports car.
. I had atz's before and put 48000 miles on them and was not easy on them with countless 4th gear burnouts and more than 20 hooks on the sled and they handled like a sports car.
07-13-2008, 10:31 AM
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mine pulled for the first couple thousand miles to but now they are by far the best tire i have ever had on my truck and ive had four differant sets i wouldnt run any other tire. im very happy with them.
07-14-2008, 12:43 PM
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OK, I played around and rotated the tires around. It was a pain, but worth it. I tired some different combinations. It is now much better. It pulls to the right like it should, which is a gradual thing. Before it was a constant pressure applied to steering wheel the left to keep it from going right. Much safer. I must have a bad tire. It now sits on the rear, where it will stay. I am going to try to get it replaced.
They are back to a great tire in my eyes. They certainly look cool.
They are back to a great tire in my eyes. They certainly look cool.
07-15-2008, 03:57 PM
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I"ve got 35" MT's on my '04... very good for a mud tire, but I'm not a mud tire guy I guess... I can't stand the noise, and when I replaced the worn rear tires (like that when I bought the truck, had two new ones on the front) I couldn't BELIEVE how loose/sqirmy the truck felt!! 
as soon as these things are worn down, I'm getting an all terrain tread!
as soon as these things are worn down, I'm getting an all terrain tread!
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