NewbieJon
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How well do these tires perform off road, in rocks, sand, snow, etc.?
Can you air them down repeatedly with no issues? are the sidewalls and rubber strong enough?
Do they compare well off road to BFG KO2's and other good all terrains?
Also, what are the belt layers and material for tread and sidewall? This info is lacking on the Toyo website.
I just found out the Toyo Open Country AT3 comes in a 35/11.5R17 which would fit perfect on the stock rims of my 2021 JLUR. They are also a load range C, and 3 peak mountain snowflake rated. Just what I want. My son needs new 285/70x17 tires for his Tacoma, so I am going to size up and sell him my stock tires. Next year I'll lift and put 37's and beadlocks when I can afford it.
For now, I just want the biggest tire I can get safely on my stock 7.5" rims. My other option is 285/75R17s, a true 34" tire. There are a bunch of tires in that size, but I have only found 2 in the 35/11.5R17.
Thanks.
Can you air them down repeatedly with no issues? are the sidewalls and rubber strong enough?
Do they compare well off road to BFG KO2's and other good all terrains?
Also, what are the belt layers and material for tread and sidewall? This info is lacking on the Toyo website.
I just found out the Toyo Open Country AT3 comes in a 35/11.5R17 which would fit perfect on the stock rims of my 2021 JLUR. They are also a load range C, and 3 peak mountain snowflake rated. Just what I want. My son needs new 285/70x17 tires for his Tacoma, so I am going to size up and sell him my stock tires. Next year I'll lift and put 37's and beadlocks when I can afford it.
For now, I just want the biggest tire I can get safely on my stock 7.5" rims. My other option is 285/75R17s, a true 34" tire. There are a bunch of tires in that size, but I have only found 2 in the 35/11.5R17.
Thanks.
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