toyo open country LT265/75R16 (112 T) load -c

who has these and how do you like them, getting ready to order new tires, looking at a set LT265/75R16 load-c.. 570.00 delivered to my door.. good price ?? thanks,, i have cooper at'3. 4 ply , they ride nice but are getting worn down fast with only 20,000 on them.. how much differance in ride going from 4 ply to 6 ply,,

 

thanks for your opinions , ordered them anyways,,,,,,,,,,,,570.00 delivered to my door...... -0ii3[085=204`21-7

 

excellent tires! the treadwear is awesome as well...that's definitely a solid price seeing as I recall paying close to 900 for mine!

 

they have them today for 590..

 

I have them waiting in a cart for $574.
That is the lowest I have seen on these guys.

 

cool.. going this am to have mine installed, i cait wait any longer lol................

 

@bludweiaer Did you get the road hazard protection too? Just wondering.

 

no i did not get protection,, never doooo...... truck really needs a wax job bad, never waxed it yet,, taking it to a detailer this week,,



im still looking for some chrome stepsides that i like, i dont want them to hang too low,

 

Looks good. Nice set up.

 

thanks, she still needs a few things, i like simple, i like the ride of the tires, and they arnt very loud,,, sold my old tires for 170.00 so the toyo's were 400.00 .......

 

Nice. Not bad at all.

 

I see you've already made your purchase, but here's a little insight from my time spent with this tire. I've been running them in a 265/75/16C for 40K miles now. Performance-wise, they are about like any other AT. They are better on-road than a MT, but not as nice as a road tire. The opposite holds true off-road. The area where this tire really shines in tread life. This pic is somewhere just north of 30K.


And this is at 40K


They are wearing very, very slowly. I feel confident that this tire could be safely drivable for a solid 60K miles. Now, notice I said "could be" instead of "will be". That leads me to the bad. I haven't been able to keep these tires balanced, no matter how I try. I have lifetime balancing, and I use it ALOT. I also have rotated them ALOT. To my dismay, my tires have cupped pretty badly. Look at the back row of tread blocks against my hand. Notice the difference in tread depth between the block touching my wedding ring, and the one to its right.


The cupping has made the tires extremely loud. They give me a headache on the interstate, and I am completely sick of it. I'll be purposefully missing out on the last several miles of service the tires have to offer. I'm bummed about that because I'm so pleased with how slowly the tires wear. Anyway, this has been my experience. Keep them rotated and balanced. I hope they give you miles and miles of great service.

 

Excellent post. Thanks.

 

@bludweiaer Keep us updated with the new tyres.

 

Wow these look great. Where did you order them from?