TOYO Open Country AT...Worst Tire Ever!!!
#1
TOYO Open Country AT...Worst Tire Ever!!!
Most of you know that I bought a F150...Well, the truck came with Toyo open country AT tires and they look to be almost new. So, I don’t like the tread on them but I figured I would run them for a while....
This is the worst tire EVER in the rain, I have had BFG AT's and MT's, Pro Comps, MTZ's, ATZ's, Nitto's and the list goes on, but these Toyo's stand alone compared to all the others. Every time it rains its like I'm driving on Ice, I can’t believe this tire is being sold and I can’t believe there isn’t some class action lawsuit against Toyo over how bad these tires are on wet surfaces. Anyways, I will be purchasing tires soon because I am sick at how bad these tires are on wet surfaces...these phuckers are dangerous!
This is the worst tire EVER in the rain, I have had BFG AT's and MT's, Pro Comps, MTZ's, ATZ's, Nitto's and the list goes on, but these Toyo's stand alone compared to all the others. Every time it rains its like I'm driving on Ice, I can’t believe this tire is being sold and I can’t believe there isn’t some class action lawsuit against Toyo over how bad these tires are on wet surfaces. Anyways, I will be purchasing tires soon because I am sick at how bad these tires are on wet surfaces...these phuckers are dangerous!
#3
I agree there horrible tires, I had a set on my F150 for a day got a hell of a deal on 33's and I took them back. It was muddy out and I was all over the trail and I never had that issue with my firestone destination A/T's and there not even that aggressive of a tire....
#4
I have as well, some say its a great tire in the rain while others, myself included think it's dangerous as hell...Its funny, I have never seen reviews for a regular AT tire that very as much as this one does. The fact that I have looked for reviews of this tire should tell you that these things are bad...lol I cant believe how bad these tires are in the rain, I feel safer driving the 93 with Pro Comp XTerrains.
#10
You must drive like a bat out of hell then. Mine spun sometimes but thats only when I get in the pedal. The open diff didn't help either lol
#12
Downey,
get some 35 inch km2s on your 150 seabass it will looks sick
get some 35 inch km2s on your 150 seabass it will looks sick
#15
How? I dont spin at all unless I try to with a LS and MTs now. MTs are supposed to be worse than ATs in the rain.
#16
Lol not in the rain I don't, I take it easy and it still spins them even with the 3.killmyself. I'm open too.
#19
I dont know. I feel them both grab and the *** in starts to swing around.Maybe goin from 3.73 to 4.10 game me a little more juice. Doubt it but maybe
#20
Funny, you guys talk like the BFG ATs are so much better. lol. The only time I've ever had a scary moment on wet pavement was with BFG AT's and they were NOT old. Nearly rolled the truck. And that was before I was lifted. I would spin way too easily from a stop too, I had to baby it all the time.
Never had this problem with my Toyo AT's in wet weather. I love em. In fact it just rained here for the first time in 6 months a few weeks back, no problems to speak of. Grip was great. With my BFG AT's it was always interesting driving in the first rain in 6 months. This forum is the only place I've ever seen hate for the Toyo ATs and I looked at alot of feedback before getting them.
And saying that the Nitto TG AT's are better than the Toyo ATs makes no sense. If you don't know what I mean, do some research lol
Never had this problem with my Toyo AT's in wet weather. I love em. In fact it just rained here for the first time in 6 months a few weeks back, no problems to speak of. Grip was great. With my BFG AT's it was always interesting driving in the first rain in 6 months. This forum is the only place I've ever seen hate for the Toyo ATs and I looked at alot of feedback before getting them.
And saying that the Nitto TG AT's are better than the Toyo ATs makes no sense. If you don't know what I mean, do some research lol
Last edited by gts007; 10-27-2009 at 01:13 PM.
#21
Funny, you guys talk like the BFG ATs are so much better. lol. The only time I've ever had a scary moment in wet weather was with BFG AT's and they were NOT old. Nearly rolled the truck on wet pavement due to drift. And that was before I was lifted. I would spin way too easily from a stop too, all the time.
Never had this problem with my Toyo AT's in wet weather. I love em. In fact it just rained here for the first time in 6 months a few weeks back, no problems to speak of. Unlike with my BFG AT's. That scary moment happened in the middle of the wet season. This forum is the only place I've ever seen hate for the Toyo ATs and I looked at alot of feedback before getting them
Never had this problem with my Toyo AT's in wet weather. I love em. In fact it just rained here for the first time in 6 months a few weeks back, no problems to speak of. Unlike with my BFG AT's. That scary moment happened in the middle of the wet season. This forum is the only place I've ever seen hate for the Toyo ATs and I looked at alot of feedback before getting them
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Funny, you guys talk like the BFG ATs are so much better. lol. The only time I've ever had a scary moment in wet weather was with BFG AT's and they were NOT old. Nearly rolled the truck on wet pavement due to drift. And that was before I was lifted. I would spin way too easily from a stop too, all the time.
Never had this problem with my Toyo AT's in wet weather. I love em. In fact it just rained here for the first time in 6 months a few weeks back, no problems to speak of. Unlike with my BFG AT's. That scary moment happened in the middle of the wet season. This forum is the only place I've ever seen hate for the Toyo ATs and I looked at alot of feedback before getting them
Never had this problem with my Toyo AT's in wet weather. I love em. In fact it just rained here for the first time in 6 months a few weeks back, no problems to speak of. Unlike with my BFG AT's. That scary moment happened in the middle of the wet season. This forum is the only place I've ever seen hate for the Toyo ATs and I looked at alot of feedback before getting them
#24
I think this sums things up pretty well...clearly everyone has a difference of opinion and clearly everyone has different experiences with tires. While im not saying anyone drives like an *******, your driving habits need to change with varying weather conditions and you obviously can't punch the gas off a red light and expect to have excellent traction when the road is wet, with a small RWD truck, reguardless of your tires.