Cooper Discoverer AT3's or Toyo Open Country AT II's?

[JJP71584]

Those are a little too aggressive for what I'm looking for, lol...

 

[JJP71584]

Think I've decided on the toyo's just trying to find a deal...Thanks guys!

 

[0212353]

give treaddepot a buzz, I got mine from them - even when they showed them out of stock on their site.

 

[junior81]

i came up on some toyo's a/t 2 last week. its a really good tire 35/12.5 20

 

[iNtErNeT_rYaN]

I got my Toyos for 950 shipped to my door. 275/65/20s, from treaddepot.com

Load Range E?
I got E's a few bucks more installed in Auburn Hills,MI

 

[0212353]

yes, the 275/65/20 AT/IIs are load range E

 

[azeemtn]

Do you guys consider weight

The Toyo's in 35 weigh 10 lbs. more than the at/3. That' s 40 more pounds of unsprung weight. Have any of you factored this into your decisions and the overall ride you are getting?

Thanks!

 

[Neumie]

Old thread, but maybe OP will let us know how his tires are holding up?

 

[JJP71584]

Old thread, but maybe OP will let us know how his tires are holding up?

Sure no problem...

I did end up getting the Toyo's and I have to say that I love them. Now, since the extra weight was mentioned, I did notice that they hurt my mileage a bit, but have the security of a great tire during PA winters is worth it in my eyes.

I actually run two sets of tires...(I got a great deal otherwise, I'd be perfectly happy running the Toyo's year round.) the Toyos during the winter and a set of Cooper HP Plus tires during the summer. I'm really pleased with that combo. The coopers are lighter and get better mileage but the Toyos are much better in snow. If I had to do it all over again, I would still purchase the Toyos, no regrets here at all.

Now, I will mention, that every time I see someone running the Cooper AT3's I ask them how they like em...haven't had one complaint yet, so I don't think you can lose going with either, but I am pleased with my choice!

Hope this helps...

 

[BigDogg795]

The Toyo's in 35 weigh 10 lbs. more than the at/3. That' s 40 more pounds of unsprung weight. Have any of you factored this into your decisions and the overall ride you are getting?

Thanks!

Curious about this myself...