Pics of Toyo AT2 265/75/16 on Stock Suspension & Factory Wheels??

Thanks in advance

 

Not AT2's but Hankook AT M's. Not sure if you are looking just for that tire or for how the truck will look with 265s/stock wheels/stock suspension.

 

I have the tires you speak of. I'll get a picture tomorrow when the sun is back up. My truck sits a little different than the above dc. Not sure if its bcuz of sc or my fresh recall leaves.

 

I have this set up, will take a pic of the tread/sidewall tomorrow when I get to work. Any particular angle of concern you have?

 

I would appreciate a direct side shot (hijack off).

 

All angles if it's not too much trouble. THANKS AGAIN

 

Here are the pics. Sorry for the delay had to get morning routines out of the way. As an aside, these tires have been great in the snow and decent off road. I wish I had gotten an alignment after I got them. I took a cannonball Road trip last fall and put 5000 miles on them in a week, ended up making them louder then the BFG KO2 I had on my previous truck. They are currently about 30,000 miles in at the time of this post. If you look at the pic in my signature, it had about 10k on them then but it's a distance shot. Hope this helps.

 

OH BOY ... now I've got a decision to make ... REEAALLLLYY liking the ST Maxx's now ... decisions decisions

 

I have ST Maxxx in that size. Great tires, but your gas mileage will suffer, and they will get real loud after about 20K miles.

 

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Here they are on my regular cab 4x4 with new recall 4 leafs in the rear.
Mine still have tread left. Came off a race truck after the first use. If ur sponsered they pay you close to nothing to give em back, or you can keep em and sell em. I paid $200 for all 4.

 

It's actually a good lookin tire on stock suspension. I've found pics don't do 265/75s justice. Pics look like crap and in real life truck looks pretty good. My compromise at the moment until one day I go all out on a really good lift and bigger tires.

 

Any problems with the open countrys and 265 75 rubbing mudflaps?

 

I haven't experienced any rubbing at full lock.

I don't know how they'd fare off-road in the same conditions since I don't flex out my suspension much but pretty much all 265:75 are fine for stock suspension. Worst you'll have to do is remove front mudflaps.

 

Not much off road here either, just do not want to take the flaps off. I dont care much for them but the truck is black and they serve their purpose well. Like the 75 series tires better than 70s but dont want to rub. Ha im picky I guess, thanks for the reply.