Toyo Open Country AT2

Just put on 285/70/17s on my Stock TRD rims with 1.25" spacers. No rubbing issues or anything. I have a 3" lft also.
Just wanted to let anyone who is interested in the Tires they drive amazing. No noise, very very smooth and look sick.
Couldent be more pleased. I will put up pictures soon, damn camera stopped working on my phone.

Also i went with the "P" rated over LT. Much Much lighter, really no need for a tacoma to have LT tires unless your pulling a SHIP or extreme rock offroading.

Just wanted to thank everyone on TacomaWorld for their imput with past questions. The Lift, spacers, and tires work perfectly together and thanks to everyone on here for their answers and help.

 

let's see a pic of those shoes!

 

Pics man pics...

 

Waiting on pics!

 

It's been 15min, where are the pics?!?!?!

 

Obviously it didn't happen. OP CANT DELIVER!

 

I have the exact tires/size and also love them.

 

x2 also since op didnt here is a pic

 

Sweet this is exactly the route I am going after my 265 70s wear out. I have the same tires as well and have about 10k on them and they still look brand new with hardly any wear and no cupping or uneven wear. Mine have a slight hum on the highway but its perfect sounding.

OP how do you like the spacers and would love to see a pic of how far they stick out from your truck.

 

I'm working towards the same setup with my DCLB. OME stuff should be here tomorrow . I've been looking at tires for a while and just stumbled across these. 48 pounds, 44 psi (I hate Nittos 35 max on p rated), and 65k tread warranty and priced decent as well. I rotate ATs every 2k.

PICS PLEASE!!!!

 

Anyone have these tires in the stock 265/65/R17 size? What pressure do you run them at? I run 30psi based on the factory tire pressure but they always look low. Toyo's website says if the size matches the stock size then use the same pressure. Has anyone tested different pressures with the "Chalk test"?

 

I'm not on stock size but that shouldn't matter for pressure. I usually keep them around 34 for street driving, the rears maybe 30-32. Can't say that they look low, of course all tires are going to bulge out at the bottom but after checking pressure a few times your brain/eyes will get used to how they're supposed to look when at correct pressure.

 

Thanks man, ill try bumping them up a couple psi