New Toyo Open Country R/T Trail

I’m loving them!! They’re a little worse on gas mileage than my AT3s but that’s to be expected. They are great off-road and even handled hauling a load of mulch without any traction problems

 

Thinking these will be my next tires in 255/85/16. What's your lift height up front, wheel offset, and did you need to trim/cmc? Any rubbing offroad?

 

Do you happen to know the weight 255/80/17s?

 

They’re 52lbs

 

Thanks!

 

Running the TRD Pro suspension with a Toytec Baja 1” spacer and 650lb-in springs in the front. Ends up being around 3”. Have a Wheeler AAL in the back. No CMC. No rubbing off-road.
Offset is +4

 

Also I don’t see that size on their website. Might be one they offer later down the road but for now it doesn’t seem to be available

 

About to purchase these in 315/70/17. Reviews are a little hard to find with them being fairly new.

 

How are these in the rain? They don't have near as much siping as the at3's.

 

Honestly I have better grip in the rain than I did with my AT3s. I thought the same as you but I don’t have near as much slipping with these

 

We shall soon see
Lift getting installed 5/22 and these will be mounted up. Going camping with a bunch of dirt miles the following weekend so should have a good idea after a bunch of highway miles and dirt miles.

 

How is the offroad performance on mud with these?
I'm considering them as they are between AT and MTs?

 

I’d say they slot between the ATs and MTs pretty well. Not great but better than ATs

 

Picking up a set of 285/70r17 to replace my still going strong Nitto M/T's at 50k.
Going with C-rated though.
I'll post pics when i get em

 

following...

 

First road trip complete.

Tires balanced great no vibration at any speed my old At2's always seemed to have a little vibration to them 65-70ish. Road noise is better than expected for a more aggressive tread than the AT2's.

Dirt wise didn't run anything technical and roads were dry but was running at 35-45mph the RT Trail seemed to grip up more especially in corners and coming out of corners. No noticeable chunking on sidewalls or tread still look brand new after 70 miles of dirt

So far I'm impressed. We'll see what happens in some mud and more technical terrain.

 

@OnePuttBlunder thank you for taking the time to post your review. Many forum members should find it helpful when purchasing tires. Looking forward to more in the future.

 

anyone have input on snow/ice performance? i'm on a 285/70 duratrac right now and would like to size up to 285/75 but GY doesnt make dtracs in that size...

 

Any chance you have the specs available on these?

 

All the specs are available on Toyo website