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Tire reviews are always tough and i feel like everyones driving style and experience differs so much. i had KO2s before the Yokos and i've heard a bunch about them being bad in wet weather but in my experience with them (~15k miles) they were good - hydroplaned once or twice, but driving back from portland in some of the worst torrential downpour they were solid and i had 0 slip . Maybe it was other people's reviews of KO2s in wet weather that just made me even more aware and focused when driing in heavy rain

 

was that lateral sliding when accelerating from a stop onto the freeway and just easy gas or really pushing it?
I guess i'll report back once we get some heavy rain in

 

They've been fine in straight line driving, but 30~ mph corners and on ramps I can count on them to slip. My buddy with an awd Jeep fucking loves them

 

I've had the exact same issues with KO2's. Fine in a straight line, but I had to be extra cautious in turns on wet pavement. Currently have Wildpeak AT3W's and Cooper STT Pro's (on 2 different rigs) and they are hands down better than the KO2's were. You couldn't pay me to put the KO2's back on my rigs...

 

I just ordered ST Maxxs, hoping to be impressed

 

I'm on ko2s. I think I am going to get the Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ P3 when I go to 315s in a couple months. My friend has them in 285 on her FJ and loves them so far, though she just got them this summer. It'll be interesting to hear her report on wet weather/snow experience with them.

 

i have ko2s now. looking into different options. maybe the kendas.

 

same here. they are fantastic offroad.

 

no. coasting at slow speeds, almost no throttle. i have a trutrac but if i feel like it on wet pavement i can fry tire at 50+. misbehaving is fun but unpredictable/unwanted stiction loss isnt fun to me.

 

is the st maxx the mud terrain tire? i had them on my dodge. got over 70k on them.

 

AT.

I really enjoyed having mine.

 

i must have had the mt's. good looking tire and they did fine for me. i had wildpeaks after. great road performance but i have no idea how they are for trails.

 

I have the baja ATZ P3s and am a fan. I'm sure the MTZ is great as well.

The ATZs are a slightly more aggressive ST maxx and have been great in just about every condition.

 

Anyone in Seattle area have a set of OE lugs?

 

Under a year and under 10k miles. I am gonna get them siped and see if it helps. But they are straight up dangerous.

 

Coopers. They seem to be a really good tire.

 

Had ST Maxx on my Tacoma, will get them for my Tundra when the time comes.

 

Possibly. I’ll check next time I’m around my box of spare parts. You need all 24 of em or just some extras? Only asking cause I’m not sure if I have a full extra set

 

keep us posted on how it goes if you can.

 

Not mine... freshly rebuilt 3rd gen (4Runner) trd supercharger