Great tires that are highly rated. I just passed them over when I bought tires this week though because in the size I wanted they are 10lbs/tire heavier than my next brand choice.
In stock size the difference might be less.
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Toyo is a great brand and very good tires. You are not going wrong. My plans are for the Hankook equivalent in 285. I had a really good conversation with the Hankook rep at SEMA and I am sold on them.
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Toyo is a great brand and very good tires. You are not going wrong. My plans are for the Hankook equivalent in 285. I had a really good conversation with the Hankook rep at SEMA and I am sold on them.
Thank you all for your responses. I'm running stock now so will the 285 fit without any issues...as far as rubbing and such? I have no lift. If they will fit, heck, I'd definately do the 285's.
MNFJ, I ran those Toyo MT's for about three months and loved them. They were great on- and off-road. I recently put on BFG all-terrains just because my 33" Toyos were too heavy at 75 bls each!
The Toyos look great and are excellent for what they are made for. I just chose to shed some weight and get back the softer ride with all-terrains.
Re: On Verge of Buying Toyo's--thoughts?
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