Toyo Tires Open Country Buyers Guide for Jeep Wrangler, Gladiator and Other Jeep Vehicles
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The Open Country line of tires from Toyo Tires is made up of multiple different tires, each with it's own advantages for whatever type of driving and terrain you'll find your Jeep in. Ranging from the mild on-road minded H/T, to the Commercial grade C/T offering high durability, the A/T II is designed to perform well both on and off-road, the A/T III is also a great on and off-road tire with some improvements in wet weather handling and durability, the R/T offers great handling in a variety of different types of rough terrain and finally the M/T delivers legendary off-road performance! Follow along as Rob walks through each of the different tires in Toyo's Open Country line-up and covers the advantages each tire can offer.
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Every review should be like this...good job. Definitely getting the at3!
Great review. I've been a big fan of Toyo's Open Country R/T and M/T's. They both ride very well on the pavement and have great grip out in the wilderness alongside excellent sidewall protection.
I have just put a set of mts on and while I haven’t tried them off road yet I am very impressed by their highway characteristics. Very quiet for this aggressive of a tire.
We had 40” Toyo tires installed on a F-350 and I believe 3 of the 4 tires required no weights to balance the tires. That to me was impressive especially for the size of the tire.
I am Currently running the CT on my 2020 Ram 1500 Warlock, studded and live in Canada... can attest to is amazing capabilities. On snow, ice, on and off road. Best choice for us North boys!!! 🇨🇦
Awesome review! I've been looking at the TOYO AT3's for awhile now. I'm definitely getting them!
Me too. They're going on a cool G20 conversion van
Ya I put them on my truck and they are fantastic. Great traction, low road noise and plus they look sick
I just bought some landspyder AT tires for my jeep and they are excellent
I just ordered a set for my old xj
Looking forward to it
This guy really knows his tyres!
Do this for the nitto tires please
You say made right here in the USA. 2 of mine are made in Japan. Great tire off and on road. Great in snow.
Great review, thank you so much!
No problem!
I'm glad you guys include the H/T - a lot of jeep tire videos immediately assume I'm out in the mud 24/7
I just bought a pair of AT3s for my Honda Element. Excited to see how they perform! Also didn't know they were USA made cool! 🇺🇲
Did you put on the stock size? Do you like them compared to what you had?
Very knowledgeable professional video/ review
LOVE MI TOYOS 37 MT GREAT TIRE
AT3 and RT need the MT sidewall.
Agreed if the at3 had the more aggressive side wall then it would be the number one choice hands down
toyos at3 are amazing! waiting to see how they perform this winter, but so far i havent been let down
How have the at3 work for you throughout winter ? Any bad snow or weather you experienced since purchased
Do Pro comp xtreme mt2 tries and BFGOODRICH km3 as well please 😁
i owned the open at 3s 275 x for my f150 they were good tires on the road and off road , they didn't work good when pulling my boat out the water beach launch with partial concrete ramp sometimes the ramp gets buried in sand i would have to air down to 15 psi that's with a 9 foot extend a hitch so i upgraded to rts they work a lot better i only air down to 25 psi and don't spin the tires very much th rts are 285 x 11 the 275 ats reduced my mpg 2 the 285s 3-4 miles
you need to buy a dually!
I need a good wet road tire for my 18 Silverado z71. I really like the RT..
Ridge grappler /ko2 /at3 extreme / falken wild peak / duratracs just some of my best tires I’ve used
Here’s some feedback: my AT2 lasted only 30k miles, or 42 months
Truck Toyota Tundra TRD pro, 295/55 R20
Pros: good in highway, quiet ride,good looking stance with 2 inch level kit. Excellent durability ! Truck drove many trails in the west Desert and mountain off roads types In Utah. Never got a flat ever !! Many trails were very rocky and had sharp stones more suitable for a Mud terrain. Washboards roads was secure and control up to 70mph
Cons: toyo warranty was not true. sucks for winter time no feeling secure in pavement, my tires only lasted 30k miles ,tread left is 8/32. Not secure anymore, signs of cracking, no more tightness on turns at highways exits or turns.
Probably the best life was until 25k miles. I’m going for the AT3 now because the snow flake rated but I was debating also to install the RT
But for my needs I need my truck feel more secure in winter and more quiet ride to hear that TRD double throaty v8 exhaust muffler
Thanks for your review!
You experience was and the problem with many of these tires is that the sipes only go halfway down through the tread blocks. So when the tire is half worn there are no more sipes in the tread blocks and you have zero wet and snow traction. You are right, the tires are worthless at that point, but Toyo is right in that there is still half the tread left so no warranty adjustment for mileage. You could buy a tire grooving tool and cut your own sipes to get the rest of your use out of the tire. Toyo is not the only manufacturer doing this. You need to look closely at the tread prior to purchase.
Which tire is better in the wet and snow. Toyo Open County MT or Nitto Trail Grapper MT?
Are we able to add the 37s to the stock wheel on a 2021 Gladiator Rubicon?
How much moore fuel in % does the M/T require over an A/T?
OPRT IS IT recommend for on road ?
Those H/T tires are OWL (outline white letter), which are made in Japan. Any Toyo with OWL is not made in the USA.
I have been through a couple sets of TOYO H/T on my sport trucks. I would swear by them.
Just got the AT3s...wow! They're quiet, very nice so far!
I'm getting a set installed tomorrow on my truck. Looking forward to seeing how they perform.
@@brianmitchell5906 what truck?
How bout Ranger Raptor with AT3 ? good combination?
Yeah great. Can’t buy em anywhere major back order and tire shops can’t order them. AT 3.
Nice tires but I wished they were not noisy. I’ll still buy another set once they gone. Lightweight compare to others and made in USA
I might suggest a banner or something that labels what tire you are talking about while discussing it. Yeah, old brain, forgot which one was being discussed and had to rewind. lol
I just put the Toyo RT 285/75 R18 on a 2012 f 250 crew cab. Cost 1550 bucks. I hope they last.
How are they holding up?
@@peterrey8157I have a 03 F250 ccsb with lots of mods that make the truck weigh 8300lbs unloaded. I got 50k miles out of my last set of toyo rt's. Wear was so good even with towing heavy(14.5k lbs via gooseneck) that I put another set on. Looks to be on track for another 50k so far.
I like them SOO much, that I ordered another set of 35 12.50 on my 04 F350 6.0 ccsb, and fully expecting around 50k miles out of them as well. I'll report back one day in the future if I ever find this comment again!
Not bad, I just paid $2400 for a set of 35's. I know they will last though. No burnouts or doughnuts! 😂
i recently bought at3 and they are made in serbia. ??
what about 16inches for a stock wrangler Rubicon
I know the AT3’s come in 16’s. I’m about to get some installed in a few days.
Does the RT have 65k warranty as well?
I believe it’s 50k
And the AT plus?? 🤷
Are mt tires good in the sand?
Yeah
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It’d also 🇯🇵 made
Prices...ballpark figure?
It all depends on the size and which model you want. Click the link in the description to check them out
Why say jeep, I would put them on my truck. You should use 4x4 vehicle. Thanks Brian 👍
We are a Jeep retailer. But yeah you can use them for anything!
falken
Toyo
Let’s be honest, most of you jeep drivers just need the highway tire.
Only 3 plies? That's for city folks. We need a minimum of 6 plies in my part of the country where most roads are dirt and rocks.
are you bragging that you live in a "rougher climate"? lmao you are so insecure
@@sothickitssickk ...types the 45 year old from his mother's basement.
@@turbolq4 your mom shoudlve swallowed you. You are a mistake
If you understood tire ratings and construction, you would know that the 3 ply tire as a 6 ply rated tire. You are confusing ratings with actual plies. No passenger truck or Jeep tire has 6 actual plies because it would be excessively stiff and would over heat from the friction in the sidewall plies.
3 plies are plenty to handle any road situation. If this is not enough, look for something else