Tire Summary

Atomic Diesel said:
Liking the GY Duratrac.... but them Toyos have 15k more on the tread warranty and are a hunnert bucks less.
BTW- y’all buy local shop or online? Tires-easy.com has been the go to for my fleet over the last 4-5 years. Good prices and free shipping
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Buy online......ship to me......take them to a friend who works at a garage......mounts and balances them for $10 each.
 
B-Man said:
Free mount and balance.......twerks of signing the paychecks! LOL Great deal!
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Someone say twerk?

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I did quite a bit of research and ended up buying Toyo Open Country ATII. Better load rating than KO2, cheaper with more warranty. They are a tad noisier than OE Good Years but less squishier and hold the road better too. And did I say they look great on the truck ;)
 
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Tacomatic said:
I did quite a bit of research and ended up buying Toy Open Country ATII. Better load rating than KO2, cheaper with more warranty. They are a tad noisier than OE Good Years but less squishier and hold the road better too. And did I say hey look great on the truck ;)
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Great choice!
Pics!
 
Tacomatic said:
I did quite a bit of research and ended up buying Toyo Open Country ATII. Better load rating than KO2, cheaper with more warranty. They are a tad noisier than OE Good Years but less squishier and hold the road better too. And did I say they look great on the truck ;)
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That’s what I’m leaning toward
 
Tacomatic said:
I did quite a bit of research and ended up buying Toyo Open Country ATII. Better load rating than KO2, cheaper with more warranty. They are a tad noisier than OE Good Years but less squishier and hold the road better too. And did I say they look great on the truck ;)
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What is a "better" load rating?
 
Seeing some videos on YouTube with oem suspension with 285/75/16s... Anyone know for sure if they will fit on OR with no lift?
 
I believe C rated. Lighter tire, Stronger sidewall, better handling. I am not a tire specialist nor am I pretending to be, if you are one please do lead the way. I am always up to learning something new, seriously.

My truck will not see any extreme off-roading, in fact it'll spend 90% on paved roads. Why did I go with Toyos? Good reviews, good thread warranty, look aggressive enough without making my truck look like a tractor, price, made in Japan. My personal observations; handling is better than OE Good Year Wranglers (not squishy, running 33psi), slightly noisier, balanced really well, so far did really good in rain, hopefully will be as good in the snow.
 
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