Toyo Open Country A/T Tires Explained
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2024
- Toyo's Events & Motorsports Specialist Karl Osaki walks us through their entire Open Country tire lineup, from AT to RT to MT, explaining the ideal use cases for and differences of each.
Video was shot at Overland Expo East 2024, be sure to check out more tire overviews and show coverage on our channel!
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Just put the R/T Trail on my Silverado a few days ago. They are flawless. Low road noise, awesome appearance, kicks the rocks and mud out beautifully. I would definitely recommend this tire. My two year old son also approves of the low road vibration and noise!!
2 sets of ATIII and absolutely loved them. 35x11.5r17 went 6 just over 65k and were excellent in Rain, Snow and off-road. RT train in 37 is next set
Nice! Thanks for sharing, we’ve got a couple vehicles in our fleet that will need new treads soon, so we appreciate the feedback!
I have the AT3. Biggest disappointment was the very minimal sidewalls lugs when the tires were delivered. Much less aggressive than in the pictures on the website at least in my LT295/75-16 size. I get drive force off road from aggressive sidewall lugs on other tires including ATs but the Toyo AT lacks in this area. I’m not sure what Toyo was thinking here; is there any downside to an aggressive sidewall on an AT??
I got to be an owner of the AT3's .... gotta bee totally honest... i wasn't a fair judge to themm... a little bit. Of a background... I installed them onmy land cruiser prado ... which is an identical mechanicsl twin to the gx460 and 4runner... size 265/65R17... standsr load 116 extra load.. first in off road use ... amazing... loved themm... but.... as a daily driver in Panama which has too much rain... I wasn't happy... thing iss it was my first set off all terrain tires and i judge them against the highway terrain and summer tires i used to have.... I was so wrong blaming the tires of a "bad wet grip".... i got rid of themm.... and ever since i did soo.. There hasnt been a day i dont regret that choice... so Honestly honestly... and thankyou for reading until here.. that tire.. Is and will continue to be one of the best all rounder tires that ypu can buy
I had the Open County ATII's I did not like them at all. They were average at best on gravel, and snow performance was abysmal. Hopefully they made some positive changes to the ATIII.
I’ve got AT IIs and they are worn out at 35k miles
I think I'd be an AT3 guy.