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cobra98
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May 25, 2015

Are Toyo Open Country HT Good Tires

Looking at the Toyo Open Country H/T (d) tires for my F150. Anyone have any feedback on them, is it a good towing tire. It is a light truck tire with a D load range. I need to upgrade from a passenger tire to a LT tire.
  • abc40kids wrote:
    Cummins12V98 wrote:
    If you want a 40K tire have at it. Probably made in China.


    Not made in China and for what it's worth Toyo makes some good tires! Do a quick search and see for yourself. Look at the Toyo Open Country A/T's.


    Well the Toyo's that were on my 98 I bought last year were Made In China. They were E rated tires. They came from Les Schwab. The same place this fine work was done!

    Notice anything wrong?

  • ktmrfs wrote:
    I've had them. I'd list them as "ok" tread life wasn't all that good, barely 30K miles on my silverado, dry traction decent, wet traction was ok when new, but scary by the time they were half worn.

    Compared to my Michelin LT's, they are a real dog IMHO. Michelins are more expensive, by get me 45K miles or so, much better dry and wet traction, and a quiter tire than the toyo's.

    I used to be a Toyo fan, but the HT isn't on my good list. And around here Les Schwab has exclusive territory for Toyo's, and his prices have taken big jumps the last few years to the point that IMHO there are much better tires and values available around here.


    30K ?? Would have liked to see pics of the tread when they came off, much to be said by the way they look at the end. Was the tread wearing even?
  • Cummins12V98 wrote:
    If you want a 40K tire have at it. Probably made in China.


    Not made in China and for what it's worth Toyo makes some good tires! Do a quick search and see for yourself. Look at the Toyo Open Country A/T's.
  • I've had them. I'd list them as "ok" tread life wasn't all that good, barely 30K miles on my silverado, dry traction decent, wet traction was ok when new, but scary by the time they were half worn.

    Compared to my Michelin LT's, they are a real dog IMHO. Michelins are more expensive, by get me 45K miles or so, much better dry and wet traction, and a quiter tire than the toyo's.

    I used to be a Toyo fan, but the HT isn't on my good list. And around here Les Schwab has exclusive territory for Toyo's, and his prices have taken big jumps the last few years to the point that IMHO there are much better tires and values available around here.
  • it's a very popular tire with the jeep crowd up here.the m/t is even more popular with the lifted truck guys.very good reviews with everyone i know who run them .my next ones will be the mt's.really good reviews.i'm trying to wear out my goodyears as soon as i can.