Toyo Tires

[Branson_in_Tucs]

Replacing RV Good Year Tires 275/70/22.5 with Yoyo tires. Need what is the Toyo equivalent.

[MrWizard]

an update
4 new toyo M170 9r 22.5 tires mounted on the rear
the M120z is no longer available
$330 per tire
but by the time the got done with mounting charges and balance beads sales tax etc..
total was $1785
i wish it was less, but it could have been more
so it is what it is

[MrWizard]

well mine are 9R 22.5

there is must be some other differences
tread depth ? tire height/diameter
load ? softness ?
these seem to be holding up great
guess i will go back to the same place in Burbank, Ca
for (4) more, although i sure could go for a softer right
i put new Koni shocks on in 2012, so i think i need some air bags

[donfrump]

MrWizard wrote:
what is the difference between the M-154
and the M-120z
i have m120 on the front, of this RV, both # are listed as ALL Position

getting ready to have 4 tires put on the rear .. really soon
this week or next.. before we head to Q in Jan

154 is 22.5 and 24.5 in several sizes 120 has a single 19.5 available and a limited 22.5 (3 sizes total)from what I see

[MrWizard]

what is the difference between the M-154
and the M-120z
i have m120 on the front, of this RV, both # are listed as ALL Position

getting ready to have 4 tires put on the rear .. really soon
this week or next.. before we head to Q in Jan

[Sully2]

I ran Toyo's for almost 7 years....never any complaints. Went to Firestone's this pass and gave the Toyo's to a neighbor with a LG Truck business. He's still using them.

[Goombay]

I put 2 Toyos on the front 2 years ago. Loved them so much I put them on the back last year. Holding up great and ride fine.

[blakduk01]

Toyos all the way. Price, good ride, etc.

[jsmart]

Koop wrote:
136/134 M is a load rating. The Toyo tire model should start with the letter M (i.e. M122, M144, M154).

Thanks for the clarification. Our toyos are the M143 model, 245/70R 19.5.

[Koop]

136/134 M is a load rating. The Toyo tire model should start with the letter M (i.e. M122, M144, M154).

[jsmart]

Britcanuck wrote:

jsmart wrote:
replaced goodyears on our rig with toyos over 6000 miles ago. I think the toyo's ride better. More econimical from Les Schwab than any other brands I looked at. Had used toyos on passenger cars in the past and thought they worked well, noted on the cars, they lasted longer than the original firestone tires.

Which model of Toyo tire did you install?
Thanks

Sorry for the delay, been away from electronic devices for a while. Ours are the 136/134 M.

[RayChez]

Britcanuck wrote:

RayChez wrote:
Another vote for Toyo tires. I used to have the Michelin XRV 22.5 255x80 and on the Toyo's they are 265x75

Best ride you can have. I have had two sets in the last ten years, balanced with Equal and I never have to worry about blow outs like I did with the XRV tires.

Previous poster mentioned something about having a rough ride with Toyo's. It is hard to believe the tires caused the rough ride, it must of had some real bad shock absorber.

Which model of Toyo tire did you install?

I have the M-154 Toyo tires. 16PR

[Britcanuck]

It's comforting to read that many drivers are having satisfaction with Toyo tires.
However Toyo make tires for many different applications. M154 is long haul. M122 is regional. There are several more models. The opinions of users are much more valuable to future buyers if we know which model you have. Please include that information in your accolades (or otherwise)
Cheers

[Britcanuck]

RayChez wrote:
Another vote for Toyo tires. I used to have the Michelin XRV 22.5 255x80 and on the Toyo's they are 265x75

Best ride you can have. I have had two sets in the last ten years, balanced with Equal and I never have to worry about blow outs like I did with the XRV tires.

Previous poster mentioned something about having a rough ride with Toyo's. It is hard to believe the tires caused the rough ride, it must of had some real bad shock absorber.

Which model of Toyo tire did you install?

[Britcanuck]

jsmart wrote:
replaced goodyears on our rig with toyos over 6000 miles ago. I think the toyo's ride better. More econimical from Les Schwab than any other brands I looked at. Had used toyos on passenger cars in the past and thought they worked well, noted on the cars, they lasted longer than the original firestone tires.

Which model of Toyo tire did you install?
Thanks