Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

People who don’t consider road noise, have never spent all day driving.

 

I know this, and that's why they're a second set of tires.

They can't be too much worse than my C rated Toyos

 

Seriously, I drive more than most people, so I know where you're coming from. Again, these will basically be my "summer" tires. I'll stick to AT's for winter and road trip duty.

 

And you are going to find out what a pain in the ass it is changing tires twice a year.

 

I'm sure I've driven more in a single day than most, so I repeat, this will be a second set of tires.

I rotate my tires every 5K anyway, so no biggie here.

 

See what you started now? A got dang AT vs MT discussion

 

You're going to find out that it's different, believe it or not.

 

We could debate 33s vs 34s vs 35s vs 37s instead?

 

my first set of falkens I rotated at 25k and replaced them at 50k lol I haven’t rotated this set yet

I don’t really worry about it unless you start to notice uneven wear

 

Oh hell no

 

Maybe you’d prefer widths? 9 vs 10 vs 11 vs 12 vs 14?

rim sizes? Load range?

why ethanol fuels are stupid? 87 vs 91?

 

Better yet - what are the best floaties for @CygnusX191 and the toybota

 

I say 4-6 55 gallon drums

 

I’m going with 12

 

I once drove from Winston Canada to just south of St. Louis, MO in one shot. 27+ mpg the whole way

now we're talking

 

3 on the left and 3 on the right and put the remaining 6 underneath?

 

I’ve driven from Madison to Winnipeg in a single day multiple times. It seemed like quite a long drive.

 

Oh, nooooo!

I'm not sure what you mean here.

What is so hard about rotating tires? I do it while I change the oil. It's basic maintenance.

 

That a little more than half of the drive from where I am to where I go every winter. I can't wait until the trip where I don't come back