Which tires should I go with?

turnerTRD

turnerTRD

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Bout to have to get some new shoes on the yota, it's a 2008 taco dcsb trd sport with 3 inch lift, I have the mastercraft mxt right now. My tire guy can get good prices on toyo and yokahama. I like the new toyo rugged trail tires but haven't heard alot about them yet, so my question is out the 3 tires I'm about to say what would yall go with. Toyo mt, new toyo rugged trail, or the new yokahama geolander g003 mt.
 
turnerTRD said:
Bout to have to get some new shoes on the yota, it's a 2008 taco dcsb trd sport with 3 inch lift, I have the mastercraft mxt right now. My tire guy can get good prices on toyo and yokahama. I like the new toyo rugged trail tires but haven't heard alot about them yet, so my question is out the 3 tires I'm about to say what would yall go with. Toyo mt, new toyo rugged trail, or the new yokahama geolander g003 mt.
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I got Duratrac 265/70/17’s on my 2012 taco and they look and ride damn fine; I get compliments on them all the time
 
TacoRyder said:
I got Duratrac 265/70/17’s on my 2012 taco and they look and ride damn fine; I get compliments on them all the time
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I got told by a coworker that should get these but I read reviews and 60% of them say bad mileage and that they have to replace soon.
 
toywoodsguy82 said:
I got told by a coworker that should get these but I read reviews and 60% of them say bad mileage and that they have to replace soon.
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How many of those reviews were upgrading tire size and or load rating at the same time as installing tracs?

Ive seen no change in mpg going from 265/75/16 load range c destinations, authoritys, or silent armors, to 265/75/16 load range c tracs.
 
Bojangles said:
How many of those reviews were upgrading tire size and or load rating at the same time as installing tracs?

Ive seen no change in mpg going from 265/75/16 load range c destinations, authoritys, or silent armors, to 265/75/16 load range c tracs.
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I’m not talking about MPG’s. I was meaning that they don’t last very long
 
I am a fan of the Toyo's (but I might be biased as I work for a division of Toyo Tire & Rubber)...... I ran the M/T's on a 06 Jeep Wrangler and had good wear out of them and they were relatively quite... for a mud tire anyway. The R/T's look good as well and look like a better blend of on/off highway use.
 
I was looking at the rugged trail myself. I don’t really need a more aggressive mud tire though.
 
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