Toyo M/T in 33x10.50?

[jnelson4x4taco]

Is anyone using this tire? Ive heard good things but never seen it in this size until recently. 4wheelparts (which I really dont care for) has them for $226/per.

I nearing the end of my 3rd set of BFG A/T's and want to try something new. There arent many good options for a 33x10.50r15 other than BFG A/T and M/T KM2.

 

[zidaro]

Toyo IMO is the best DD tire out there. they have a great reputation of wearing long and balancing well. I live in a mountain region with alot of snow/ice/summer rocks- they do great. If i was a DD rig that sees alot of pavement i would stick with the AT but the MT handles well on the road.
all this being said- my experiences are based on other friends rigs (full size and minis) running Toyo.
I have GY Duratracs on my Toy and LOVE them. Much better pricepoint. If Toyos were $150 each I would run them.

 

[CodyB]

While not the same size, I have the Toyo M/T in 245/75/R16 on my Tacoma. I got the tires after having the truck for four days, and now 13 months and 26,000 miles later the tires are still going great (over half tread left for sure). I do rotate the tires every 3,000 miles. I have had the tires in a variety of snow conditions (both on highway and off-road), rain, sheep hunting in the southern Nevada desert, northern NV alkali mud, and whatever else I've encountered in northern NV. The only problem was on Donner summit I ran over a set of broken tire chains and the link punctured a hole in the tire, never noticed until Reno and got the tire fixed. The tires also seem very quiet. I have no doubt the tires will keep going but before hunting season I plan to switch to 235/85/R16. I'm a big fan of the Toyos having the MT's on my personal truck, the M-55 on my work truck (F250), and I used on the AT's on my Chevy K1500 for many years and miles before the truck finally fell apart.

 

[MotoDave]

I probably would have tried these were it not for the price and the fact I have to do a lot of on-road driving in the next year or 2.

I found the best price at Online Tires: http://www.onlinetires.com/products...%2F10.50-15+toyo+open+country+m%2Ft+114p.html

Most chain tire shops will price match, you may be able to print out that page and take it in to get them locally.

 

[jnelson4x4taco]

Thanks for the link motodave, ill print it out and take it to my buddy at discount tire, hopefully he can match it.

 

[Freezer]

I'm running that exact size Toyo MT on my Hilux. Compared to the 265 GY MT/R's i ran previously these are much less noisier and offer similar or better grip on all surfaces.