New Toyo Open Country R/T Trail

https://www.toyotires.com/product/open-country-rt-trail/

 

Went there and it displays like poop. List of numbers, but nothing saying what they are.

 

This is what I see.

 

What size are you wanting to look at?

 

265/75R16

 

Just add the Toyos today. Thanks Jordan @Discount Tire

 

Thank you!

 

That's the closest to stock they make. Not shopping, just bored.

 

Nope. Staying stock.

 

@Oskie_78 congrats on your brand new Tacoma! Love the color and the wheel and tire package completes the look. Thank you for allowing us to assist you in upgrading your truck. It looks fantastic!

 

@FlyerFan35 can you please post a photo of the sidewall construction from your tires? Should say either 2 or 3 Polyester plies.

Thank you!

 

Here you go

 

Toyo Canada finally announced the RT Trail will be sold up here. (Aug 03)
No skinny sizes for 16 inch rims, so glad I got the MTs instead of waiting.
Nice looking tires though.

 

Thanks again to Jordan and Matt here at Discount Tire. The tires are the R/T Trails in 275/70R17 - wheels are the Method 305 Double Black 0 offset. Before install i did some minor plastic trimming up front, removed the front mud flaps, and did the pinch weld (not sure if it was needed but figured if it did rub offroad i didn't want to damage the tires and have to buy new ones.) So far no rubbing at all, clears the cab mount, hardly any change in road noise from my bfg a/t's, and no noticeable power loss difference from the bfg 265/75r16's. Still need to get it up in the mountains though. The lift is 2" front/back Icon stage 8 with the RXT leaf pack at option 2.
Edit: Trailered boat to lake up at 6.400' elevation (around 3,000' up off main road.) Also, climbed a pass on hwy to get to turn off. Didn't notice any difference in power or auto tranny down shifting from the 265/75r16's i had on prior to these.

 

Every once in a while someone absolutely nails the wheel/tire combo and the tire size-to-lift ratio. Well done good sir.

 

First trip with the RT Trails in muddy conditions. Not crazy mud just muddy enough to fill the treads up and get the truck dirty. These definitely clear mud out of the treads much faster and at slower speeds than my AT2's did which was very welcomed improvement