Toyo At's
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From: Newport, WA
I had a couple sets and really liked them. Great traction, quiet, good handling. They seemed to wear faster than I expected, but that seems to be the nature of the beast on a full size truck anymore.
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The Toyo's wear way better than that for the record! My first set I traded in under warranty at around 40k because they were under the recommended spec. I could have still ran them for a while, but opted to have a new set thrown on for about 1/2 price.
6 months later I sold the truck
6 months later I sold the truck
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Hmmmmm. I got about 45k out of a set of Nitto's and the wear was pretty even. 305's.
I want to run the Toyo's next time.
I want to run the Toyo's next time.
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A few months back I put four new Open Country's on because of how nice the first set lasted and performed.
Nothing but praise for the Toyo's.
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