which is funny because i though the same thing, but my mickey's were cheaper then toyos and nittos in the same size
This.
and this. We sell BFGs at work and I only mention them if a customer specifically asks for them. Even them I wouldn't recommend them to anyone.
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Toyo Open Country A/T II
They make a 285/70-17 and a 285/75-17. The 70 series is 33" and if you can fit it the 75 is a 34". We sell a shit ton of them and have had zero complaints from customers.
Toyo also makes the new Open Country R/T in 285/70-17 but is only available in a LT which will ride like a tank on that truck and you really don't need that heavy of a tire. Tread pattern is cool though.
I may very well end up on some Toyo ATs next time. My buddy had them on his truck in a 325/60/18 and they looked and performed great. They're just heavy and expensive
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Anyone who says BFG At Tko wear badly are simply misinformed. What the root of the problem is most guys with "lifted trucks" dont fucking maintain them properly. There not aligning or rotating them enough. I have tons of clients on a tire maintenance program that regularly get well over 60,000miles on a set.
If you dont agree with me, thats fine. but do you sell 10,000 tires a year?
With that being said, Because you don't have snow like we do, the MT ATZ p3 is an awesome tire. All the looks, decent ride, and decent on road performance.
If you dont agree with me, thats fine. but do you sell 10,000 tires a year?
With that being said, Because you don't have snow like we do, the MT ATZ p3 is an awesome tire. All the looks, decent ride, and decent on road performance.
YEs because your not dealing with snow. IF you were in snow belt my suggestion would remain.
Ive had 2 sets 0of old ATZ, loved em. Sold lots of new ATZ P3, one of my Techs has a set of 33x12.50 on his CCSB, and they are wearing great. Again Yearly alignment, rotations every 6000miles
Ive had 2 sets 0of old ATZ, loved em. Sold lots of new ATZ P3, one of my Techs has a set of 33x12.50 on his CCSB, and they are wearing great. Again Yearly alignment, rotations every 6000miles
Atz p3 are essentially the same tire as the ST maxx. A little different tread pattern but the same construction and material.
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Tires shipped to 77494?
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Depends on who you know.
Tires shipped to 77494?
I'll get prices on the cooper. Reviews say the ATZ is a tad better, but it's my wife's truck and mall crawler. It won't see weekly off-road use
Shipping would kill the deal unfortunately
I could get you a decent price but again, unless you plan to be in ATL with the truck shipping would kill the deal.