ToYo Open Country Lt265/75R16

Looking at getting these tires. Hopefully someone can let me know if these are a good choice for my 2018 Tacoma Off-Road TRD. Will they rub at all with my truck at stock? From what I have read they should not but wanted to confirm with the group.

 

They will not rub. Toyo are good tires, you won’t be disappointed.

 

I had them on my Tundra. They lasted from 125k miles to 189k miles before I traded it in for my taco, and they were siped the whole time.

They helped out when I hit a pothole on the interstate going 90 MPH. Hit hard enough to break my outer tie rod. I think the size and weight of the tires kept that wheel straight. Tires were never able to be balanced after that, but at least I didn't die.

 

thanks guys, appreciate it. They look good too.

 

Have these tires (not the same size) and they look amazing, and will wear the best from what I've seen / researched.

Don't over inflate them, anything more than 32 should be overkill. You can buy some street chalk and play around with the pressure in the front/back till you find the sweet spot.

Mine is 30-32 up front, and 28 in the rear.

Also don't forget to rotate them when you change the oil.

 

Got 295/75/16 E on my 17 OR and 265/75/16 C on the CFO's 18 PRO the best riding quietest tires we've had on either truck.

 

There are 8 different models of Open Country..
https://www.toyotires.com/product/open-country

You'll need the model before we can compare noise, wear, weight, grip, etc etc..
M/T, R/T, C/T, A/T3, A/T2, H/T, Q/T, WL/T1..

I've got R/Ts and they are great.

 

Good catch!

I assumed MTs

 

A/T 3's both trucks here.

 

I got the at/3's and love them so far. They're beefy, solid in the snow and not very noisy at all. The road ride is smooth, they're good-looking and very capable. No rubbing risk at all at that stock size. I would recommend them.