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I think they will. If 34.5s fit, then 35s should. BUT it depends on how wide you go. 35x12s may not clear as much as my 34.5x11s.

@@23chnge The Load Index was the same (125) for both tires. However, the Coopers had a better Speed Rating (S compared to R) than the Toyos.

I also have Cooper Discoverer AT3 on my Silverado 1500 and the perform exelent

I wonder if it was because Toyo's have additional ply? Toyo's make the guys at Discount Tire's job easy. They told me they rarely have an issue. The worst? Bfg KO. "Good tires but they have heavy spots." 😁

Thank you. Glad it was helpful!

@@runslowtorunfast6528 it was,,i have been there twice,climbed sun dial peak,also saw mtn goats ten yrs ago. Currently at spruces,chasing away horse flys,lol. Tnxs.again.

@@m.e.9974 I’d like to do Sundial. Did Pfeifferhorn today.

@@runslowtorunfast6528 awesone.

Yes, I was told I had to level it or the tires wouldn’t fit. Not sure how true that is, but did get a 2.5” level.

This is the reply I gave to a viewer from about 11 months ago. Not sure how much this has changed since..... Sorry for the late response. I didn't get a notification for your comment for some reason. I searched online and ended up finding a better deal on BB Wheels online. I let Discount Tire know when I called in my order and they asked me to bring in a print out. I showed them as I was paying and they matched the price (saved me about $100 on the set of 4). I didn't personally get the "certificates" as those run another $40+ per tire and Discount Tire covers anything on the tire that is repairable and not on the sidewall. They've always taken good care of me, so I go back to them. You can find their official price match details/page below. www.discounttire.com/customer-service/low-price-guarantee

Benjamin Lee Thanks!

I put them on my f150 and I don’t find them loud at all.

As a fellow Nevadan, your state truly is

Yes it is

Pirelli scorpion at plus is slightly lighter I believe

@@drgreenthumb808 That’s interesting. I will eventually be looking to install a set of all-terrain tires on my wife’s new forerunner. So, I will check those out. Thank you.

@@drgreenthumb808 I just did some research, and the data I found shows the Scorpion AT Plus at 42 lbs in my size (265/70-17, load range 115T). The Open Country AT3 is shown at 39 lbs for the black sidewall version on the Toyo site.

Interesting! In my size of 225/65r17 the Pirellis are listed as about 1.5 lbs lighter, I'm guessing it's perhaps because they're a P metric tire vs your LT size and the internal makeups are different between build sizes with number of plys, bolstering, etc.

@@drgreenthumb808 I’m comparing P-metric sizes. Don’t want an LT tire on a 4Runner that will never see heavy off-road use.

Hi Johny - You actually may need to do some homework yourself as the at2 was not severe snow rated nor had the three peak snow symbol like the 3. Check any website, trucktrend.com as an example. Also, as mentioned in the video, the warranty is 50,000 miles on LT sizes and 65,000 for P/Euro-Metric sizes. Finally, it’s “offense”, not “offence”.

Zero trimming or cutting of any kind. No rubbing at all. When you say poke, I assume you mean how far the wheels stick out from the body. If so, it’s maybe an inch. Not much at all really.

​@@benlee526 Great setup, and thanks for the reply! Yes "poke" in regards to amount of tire that sticks out of the fender. When it gets too far out there, it can throw mud/rocks all over the body of your truck off-road. Stoked to know I can fit a 34 on my truck, as long as I keep a decent positive offset. Tough to find! Most are zero or in the negative.

We’ve had snow this week so I can finally comment on this. I would say they are okay. Not amazing, but definitely improved traction in snow over stock tires. Still pretty slippery on ice, but good traction on snow.

Forgot to mention.. I want to also do a 2" level and go with 20" wheels and larger tire. So its pretty similar to what you are running. I drive 60 miles a day for work so contemplating if its worth it to lose mpg. Right now I'm getting about 20-21mpg. Thanks

@@kcsparrow616 Stock wheels were 20" and tires were about 31 inch. So jumping to 34s (roughly) did not impact mileage much. I probably lost 1-2 miles per gallon. I did not recalibrate my mpg gauge.

Ok. Thanks for the reply! Ya mine were stock 18" on 31" tire. Was going to go to 20" wheel 33" tire. Dont want to lose more than 4-5 mpg or it might not be worth doing it since I drive alot. Also, when you leveled your truck you know what the difference from the back to the front was? Mine is about 1 1/2" difference and am worried the 2" level might make the front end stick to high up and to much squat in the back. Thanks!

@@kcsparrow616 Yeah, I am sure you’re fine going 2” larger. Unless you’re adding a lot of weight, I foresee negligible change to mpg.

Actually going with fuel wheels as well but going with the fuel vandals 20x9. Wheels/tires and leveling kit will run me about $2900.00. They added a free leveling kit if i bought wheels/tires. That about where you were all in at? First time buying all this so pretty new so was just curious. Thanks

Respectfully, no it doesn’t. I notice nothing.

Which cooper discoverer at3 did you have, how was the wear and driving in snow. Which you like better toyo or cooper? Thanks

@@Jon_Drew I dont know what you mean, they where discoverer all terrain. I've also had a set of Hankook a,t, they where both ok but when they get about half tread they sucked. So far these Toyo at3 are great in snow and wet roads. Even in over a foot of snow they where way better then coppers. The side walls are really stiff and corners so much better. Just hands down a better tire, but there new. But new against new they are still way better in snow, they have a 50000 mile wear out warranty and thats about what I got on coppers and there the same price. There nice and quite, definitely my new tires from now on. Hope that helps bud

Sorry if I confused you bud, don't know why that first sentence came out that way lol.. thank you very much for that info.

Thanks for thr idea. I will once I get some winter driving with them. Snow in the forecast this week👍

Hi Tanner - confirming no trimming or rubbing at full turn. 2.5” level up front, nothing in the rear. Thanks for the comment.

These are the Fuel Lethals. 20 inch. Honestly, I don’t remember what offset. The wheels don’t stick out at all, but the tires do about an inch or so.

@@benlee526 Thanks! I really like the look of them which is why I was asking. My Ram 1500 stock wheels have a +19mm offset. I'm not a fan of the deep negative offset look, but yours look great. Appreciate the info! How do you think the Toyo AT3s compare to the Falken AT3Ws? I live in Canada and the Toyos aren't widely available yet, and am considering the Falkens before the Canadian winter hits

Thanks so much Jeff. Glad it was helpful!

Love it!

@@blueslime1703 Nice troll.

I thought in another review i seen it said made in Japan?

www.ustires.org/toyo-tire-corporation

@@benlee526 here is a review i read on TacomaWorld and this was last Tuesday .. the guy is talking about the new Toyo Open Country AT3's in the SL-rating and i quote what he says "I don't think you're going to find USA made tires that are SL rated at this point so early in their release. They all have the same code I just got my 265/75/16 SLs mounted up today and they are Japan Made."

Did not

Since these were released in the Spring I haven’t had the chance to run them in snow. This years model does have the snowflake so are extreme winter condition certified. I should know more in the coming months.

Hi Michael - I fished near the inlet on the lower lake (Florian, I believe) and had good success on a flashback pheasant tail (size 14). I am sure most mayfly nymphs will produce. Brook trout generally like bright colors or flash. Good luck!

Awesome. You'll love it. There will be a lot of people up there. I recommend going to the lower lake (far right once you get there). It's another quarter mile or so, but well worth it and probably less crowded. Have a great time!

@@benlee526 I'll do it. Thanks for the tip. 🙏

How are they working out for you? Did you have to trim any plastic or take off the front mud guards? Did you re-gear? Thanks!