All-terrain tires w/ new FJ

[KAMFFJ]

O.K., maybe some of you know this, but I did not. When we ordered my wife's FJ, it came with the Dunlop M+S tires. My wife's FJ is a 4 wheel drive. As part of the UPGRADE PKG. #1 with 4X4s, you have the option of the M+S Dunlops or the All-terrains. When I order MY FJ I will make sure I get the ALL-TERRAINS. I know they aren't that much better than the Dunslops, but they do look a bit more aggressive until I fork out the bucks for 285s or 305s!

[waterdog]

Which all terrains at what price? You may be better off going w/ the stocks and swapping on your own.

[Kyle Dreaden]

waterdog previously said:

Which all terrains at what price? You may be better off going w/ the stocks and swapping on your own.

I have a feeling the All Terrain tires they're offering as opposed to the M+S are the Dunlop Grand Trek AT20's that a lot of us got standard down here from SE Toyota.

They're OKAY. I haven't had too much trouble going where my super-swamper equipped trail-mates have. However, I slip and slide A LOT more than drive

I still plan to upgrade to a set of Open Country M/T's as soon as I have the funds.

[KAMFFJ]

waterdog previously said:

Which all terrains at what price? You may be better off going w/ the stocks and swapping on your own.

waterdog:

The all-terrains are listed as N/C on the invoice. If you are purchasing a 4 wheel drive, they are an option as standard equipment. They do not list what manufacturer, however.

[446cube]

They're probably sad. Take them for no charge, but get an ad ready to get rid of them.

[uphill]

I think that 446 Cube is right. If I'd been thinking straight, I'd have dumped the stock tires on e-bay or craigslist the day I brought the rig home so they still had some residual value toward what I really wanted.

Anyway, think about doing that. And good luck!

[ron21]

Do the larger tires make more noise than the regular tires?