Tires alt to Toyo?
12-08-2011 | 10:18 PM
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My experiences with Toyo's aren't bad except I think their kinda noisy and over priced. I switched to Coopers and never regretted it. Discoverer ST's, ATR's and STT's have served me very well on and off road. The ST's I had first did phenomenal in the snow and towed great. I ran ATR's for a year and half and they too performed better than I expected for a hwy tire. I hear good things about Nittos as well but haven't personally ran any...
12-09-2011 | 11:22 AM
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From: Idaho
I had the Toyo At's, and they wore like crap. I got 40k out of them, but they were nearly bald. I replaced them with the Toyo MT's, and these are a much better tire. I've got 30k on them now, and they still look new. They are also "E" rated where the AT's were only "D" rated. If I recall correctly, you cannot get the AT's in an "E" rating.
12-12-2011 | 08:42 AM
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From: Delaware
My 285-75-17 Dura Grapplers cost about $875 (onlinetires.com) delivered to Colorado. They say Made IN USA on the side and I think the plant is in Georgia. This is my second set and I have been very happy with them. About 55K out of the first set, only rotated a couple of times and never rebalanced. Fairly good in the snow an ice, great highway and towing tire.
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