265/75R16 let's see them

Got anymore side shot pictures on the pavement? I’m looking to get these tires and you’re the first person I’ve seen running the larger size.

 

This set up with the Konig Countersteers is 4lb less in weight than the factory wheels and tires the 2021 came with primarily due to the ultra-light Konigs at just under 17.5lbs. The factory Goodyear Wrangler Kevlar tires are light at 35 lbs for their 265/70-16 size. I've used the Michelin Defenders LTXs and 1 pair of the LTXs (pre-Defender production) on both my 2000 and 2006 which had a combined 430,000 miles. They are a good all-around tire that can do surprising well when aired down at 15 psi even though they don't look the part. I've had my other Tacos all over the highest passes in CO (well used jeep trails), many areas in Moab and around Utah with these tires. No failures yet off-road with thousands of miles in the dirt (mild off-road). Are there better dedicated off-road tires out here? sure there are. If I was planning on spending the entire summer driving off-road and camping I'd purchase dedicated off-road tires just for that purpose.








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How you liking the STT Pros? Looking at this same exact tire. Any balancing issues?

 

How is it in the snow? I hvae had ko2 for a long time on my vehicles, but want to make a switch and your 26/75 AT3 4S seems like way to go. Are they E or C rated?

 

This question wasn't directed to me, so please forgive me if I am incorrect.

I believe the AT3 4S is only SL rated, the AT3 LT is E, but not 3PMSF rated. I'm deep into the wormhole of tire shopping and I just looked into this the other day but I could be wrong.

 

Your correct.. I been running Toyo LT AT3s since April.. love em.. not clunky at all.. rides smooth.. perform well in the snow too

 

Should be 30 like it says on the inside of the door. That being said if you have a load E tire they are rated for 85psi so taking it up to 35 yields better MPG but a bit bumpier ride. Then for the dirt 16 or 17 psi is the sweet spot for my rig.

 

Thanks!!
I'm waiting for my floormats and new grille to hit the front door!!

 

Yeah they are the wildpeaks on stock suspension, and thanks! I like them a lot over the oem tires. Just made a 2400 mile road trip from Texas to Colorado and they were great.

 

Thanks! They are SL rated.

 

Voudu - Love this look on a Pro without the 285’s! I am def going this route with mine; stock looks so good on these trucks and this size tire fills up the wheel wells just right.

 

Thats size that should be on them from the factory imo.
I just took this pic of a new pro that came in at a dealer i go to. U can see the extra space in the fenderwells from the 1 inch lift.

 

They come with 265/70r16 stock?
I am trying to talk myself in to a set of 265/75r16 to replace the 245s that came on my SR5. I want a moderate lift too. I keep telling myself they aren't worn down at all wait to you get the lift. I want to be near the pro height with in an inch or so.

 

I'm in the same boat, but I'll probably just wait until the stock 245's wear down. I don't think my wife or wallet would appreciate me replacing tires before they should be.

 

Yep. 265/70/16 stock size.

 

Totally understand. I'm The only one holding me back on it. I realized it's throwing money away to by new when these are not close to done. I been trying to push myself to cut stupid spending for about 7 years. It's working I've paid off all my credit card debt and student loans. I was able to save a big down payment for this truck because of that. I got no one but me to say I can or can't. I better wear them out more.....

 

265/75 Duratracs; Replaced the stockers right away. After rebates and selling the stock tires, I'm only into these for $300 ( including mount/balance)!

 

That's nice. If i could get some money for the toyo open country A31 245/75 with about 4400 miles that would be something I could do. How did you sell the tires? Did you use an app like offer up or Craigslist?

 

FB Marketplace. Sold in a couple of days. Granted, they did have less than 400 miles on them.

 

Oh... I'm trying to stay away from Facebook these days Market place has worked well in the past though.