Toyo Open Country AT3 Review!

[@robinsimmons2934]

Just put these on my jeep a month ago and we are currently buried in snow and ice and these have performed better than any other tire I've ever had.

[@franciscoayon9470]

I have a jeep liberty limited,been looking but not sure,discount hasOPEN COUNTRY A/T III for 225 each 65,000 just like Sam's club,would you recommend,it snows and so here aswell

[@XxAlex530xX]

Can’t wait to try mine. I got mine a month ago but it’s still summer here but they look so nice on my Grand Cherokee Overland. Next thing I would like to do is the rims on my Jeep

[@1rex01]

Are they pretty loud on highway and such?

[@MrDan1509]

I have them on my 2005 4runner and this winter i didn't even need 4wheel drive like i always did with my AT2 just getting around town!

[@yammietits5040]

Sold! Thanks for your input.

[@antoniomancini5504]

I run these on my tacoma and they perform exceptionally well in the snow, ice, dirt and the road noise is very minimal. I live in Maine so these are a must have!! Highly recommend!

[@devinwright3714]

I’m about to move to Maine so this is the comment I was looking for 😂

[@sexyaztec7687]

How good are they in the rain ?

[@mizkenack]

What size and load racing you using?

[@matthewshat]

I have a set of 5 AT2 on my Jeep and rotated them religiously, and got about 90,000 miles😊. Getting the AT3 today.

[@terryvanpelt2635]

I put these tires on my f250 gas last summer. Very quiet. Went through our first snow this winter and performed extremely well. Tested it on snow/ice with hard breaking and it slowed with very little slip. So far we are very pleased with these tire. Only have about 10k on them with little wear.

[@jacksonbusby5244]

How have they held up so far?

[@terryvanpelt2635]

@@jacksonbusby5244 they have been good. Still 50-55% tread. Did have one issue with one of them where a rock went through the tread but was covered. Have roughly 15k on them. Could be more I’m just not sure

[@melvingaldamez1717]

Got mines today. I have high hopes.

[@blackwaterlotus8124]

I have been running Toyo AT3's in 35/12.5/R17 on Method 701's since early April. I have taken them out and put them to the test in the rugged and rocky Arizona terrain, sans snow. I have been extremely impressed thus far. I still have more miles to add for a deeper review.

[@TrailBuilt]

Thanks for the info!

[@blackwaterlotus8124]

@@TrailBuilt my pleasure!

[@idontcaresapo8233]

Dude how they ride on pavement? Are they noisy?

[@pelon4374]

Blackwater Lotus so many different opinions here don’t Know what route to go

[@superserial1]

I dont care Sapo I had a set put on my F250 yesterday. Haven’t gone off road yet or really gotten after it on the highway but they are noticeably quieter than the duratracs I had on it. 285/70/17 E.

[@BryceJohnson1738]

AS a mail carrier... i drive countless miles on gravel a day with my jeep and Shockingly i managed damn near 30 thousand miles out of these AT3s. By far one of my favorite tires now.

[@acc1tester398]

is there a low humming noise at highway speeds?

[@zack3ry01iver6]

I've had the at2 and now I'm currently running the at3 and I can agree 100% with everything that's been said about these tire they are great I love the at3 so much they ride like a dream they handle great they can handle anything you throw at them

[@colinmos]

Ive been running at2's for 3 years'they are noisy and horrible in snow. Mine are wide at 12.5 inches so that may be part of the problem idk. Can I expect a big improvement with the at3's ?

[@ogfight]

My wife and I both have these on our daily driver 4X4 trucks (Chevy Silverado and Tacoma). Mostly highway and city miles. We have a mountain home so do some snow and mud. Great tires. Confidence inspiring. Got 60,000 miles out of my last set. Will buy again.

[@acc1tester398]

hi, every how many kms are you rotating them?

[@mitchellv.2214]

I have these at3’s on my Tacoma ‘17 and they are the best. While driving up to Yosemite National Park (backroads) during rainy weather my lady got really scared and wanted me to go back. I showed her this video. The rest is history. 🌝 Awesome tires!

[@mizkenack]

What size and load rating you using?

[@feedrate1]

Just put these tires on my 2005 awd astro van and drove 60 miles in a snow storm in Colorado and these tires did very very well . Will be putting these on my 2019 f150 . Highly recommend.

[@TrailBuilt]

That is awesome haha! Happy to hear, let us know if you need help finding a set for the F150!

[@greenmatt013]

I've had the AT3's since August 2021 on my '19 Ram 1500. Great for everyday use, excellent traction and handling on dry and wet and quieter than some other comparable brands/tires. Recently got our first significant snowfall (about 20 cms over 12 hours). Wet heavy snow and these tires handled incredibly well. Was out driving all day for work and these handled and braked great through the snow. Very impressed. Would highly recommend.

[@narinderatwal5840]

quieter compared to KO2?

[@greenmatt013]

@@narinderatwal5840 I’ve never driven KO2’s but know people that have and they say they are loud almost as loud as duratracs. These seem to be quieter I’d say even quieter than falken wildpeaks which I’ve driven as well.

[@acc1tester398]

have you experienced hydroplaning and poor wet grip? I'm just seeing some that said this about at3

[@greenmatt013]

@@acc1tester398 no, no hydroplaning with these. At least not that I’ve experienced.

[@inthismomentcb]

@@greenmatt013 I know this is an old comment, but if you’ve driven both the open country and the wild peak, which did you prefer specifically and snow? there’s so many conflicting reviews about how each of them perform, some people say the wild peaks can’t be beat in snow while others say that their crap and snow. And the same with the open countries also.

[@UncleScoob]

I went from the at2 to the at3's on my lifted Silverado and they perform exceptional, much better than any other brand that I have had on my truck and my customers love the way they look on my truck when their pricing out tires, I never have any issues selling a set of them.

[@Hocky_World]

Just put these on my QX80; they performed well in Canadian winters! No problem with ice, snow and slush!!!

[@sonsoffishes1]

I'm in BC, been wondering how these perform on muddy Forest Service Roads as I'm out there in April and May quote a bit

[@StormLaker]

Just came home from Discount Tire after getting these installed. All I can say is WOW......I liked the feel of them so much that I took a drive around town, out onto the gravel roads (Iowa), and up a couple "level B" tractor paths (minimum maintenance roads for farm vehicles). I went to the OE diameter of my tires, the rims on the truck were from another vehicle, and were smaller than OE. So I was able to restore the OE outside diameter of my tires that came with the truck originally. Love the tread, love the quiet ride- they do sing a little on the highway when going 70mph. The tires are a a bit cushier, and absorb impact so much better than my junky coopers I had on the truck. Thanks for the review, it was very helpful!

[@TrailBuilt]

Happy you found the video helpful!

[@ryanvalladares3142]

What coopers were you running ?

[@jmyers6175]

"Go with the Coopers."

[@akemonjames]

Love mine, gave me tons of traction in the wet, slick clay mud of both RedBird SRA and enterlakes offroad parks.

[@robpaterson5274]

More of an advertisement than a review.

[@luke7750]

I agree. I just ordered these and watched the video to get some unbiased reviews. It seems Toyo paid for this video….

[@eriksforestryvision8751]

Yup, not a review

[@scshufran251]

Recently, I installed the Toyo Open Country AT3s on my GMC 2500HD truck and hated them! They would not balance and made my truck bounce all over the road. I couldn't stand driving my truck because the Toyo's were so uncomfortable to drive. I went back to Discount Tire and had them replaced with Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT's and I love them. The ride difference was like night and day with the Cooper's overall ride comfort being much smoother and quieter. I'm sure that Toyo makes a good tire, but, deciding to change over to the Cooper's made driving my truck a joy again. Plus, the Cooper's are engineered and built in the USA!

[@lupehn]

That sucks bro I had the total opposite! The cooper AT3 were inexcusable to call itself a tire cause of the quality I experienced but I’m happy with my Toyos!

[@kitesurfmoto]

My Toyo AT 2s lasted me 110.000 miles! Seriously. Awesome tires.

[@acc1tester398]

rotated every how many kms?

[@jimt2360]

Just purchased a pair for my Tacoma so far they are Great . Had them for the first time in the snow had no problem handling and very good traction also very good on wet pavement. Haven’t been off road yet will post when I do. So far so good happy to purchase them .

[@TrailBuilt]

Great to hear! Thanks for letting us know!

[@riverrat4631]

I have a 2023 Jeep (JT) Gladiator. I found a new set of black Rubicon 5 spoke Jeep wheels. I believe the wheels are new take offs from a 2024 Rubicon. I’ve owned somewhere around 30 Jeeps CJ3A, CJ, YJ, TJ, XJ, JKU, but this is my first JT Gladiator. I have had several full on race Jeeps and ran 300 sand drags with Paddle tires on rear with old school Desert Dogs on front. (showing my age with Desert Dogs). I’m building a 1/8 mile race Jeep CJ3A flat fender with a Gen 3 Hemi a Whipple Supercharger with a TKX 5 speed to race in the Daily Driver class at our local drag strip. So I know my way around a Jeep. All my Overland and daily driver street jeeps has always had BFG A/T’s, now the last 10yrs I run the BFG K02’s. The was good in snow, mud, rocks with great street manners. I just installed a set of LT285/70R17 ToYo Open Country AT3’s on advice from a friend that got me into racing Jeeps back in the 80’s in High School. He has a summer home that the gate of Silver Lake Sand Dunes in Michigan. He has a garage full of Jeeps. Some with Big Engines on Paddles. But he told me to try the AT3’s on my Daily Gladiator. Wow!! With 15psi this is the best Sand tire I ever ran on my Street Jeep. I drive my JT from Southern Indiana at 80mph on the interstate. We get to his shop outside Silver Lakes gate and I Air down to 12-15psi. We run the dunes all weekend and then I air up to 40PSI to drive home. I have never seen a tire work in sand like the AT3’s besides Paddles. They are amazing in sand. I’m excited to see what they do in the snow. My buddy claims I will never buy another set of K02’s again. So far I’m very impressed with the ToYo AT3 tires. Even on my heavy 4700lb Gladiator…🇺🇸🦅🏁🔧🛻😊

[@davidhanes5229]

47k miles on at3. Still tread left. Amazing traction wet and snow. Quiet responsive highway driving. 2018 Z71

[@eugenesmith5058]

35/12/5 R17 - LOVE them. Had AT2 and got over 65,000 miles out of the AT2. The AT3 are smoother, less noise and great traction. Toyo did a great job in taking the time to get this improvement right - even when the other companies were pushing out their AT3 versions, Toyo waited and got it right. I love these tires and unless Toyo comes out with a AT4, there is nothing that Compares to these. Only thing I would like is more side wall treads. This would help us that do 95% of our driving on roads, but then get into muddy patches - going through gates, gaps and drains. If Toyo would put their MT side walls on the AT3 - WINNER FOR LIFE.

[@timbrown7980]

Totally agree with you on the sidewalls. Lots of good options to the ko2’s but they all lack the sidewalls compared to the BFG’s

[@Icutmetal]

@@timbrown7980 Agreed!

[@BADBOYBRONCOBILLY]

I love the AT3 I put a set on my E150 for light off-roading and towing my kayak trailer loaded with 3 kayaks and gear. They are awesome off-roading and the tread cleared the rocks and gravel really well, I never heard them throw anything when I got back on the road. I tell all my friends to buy them when they are looking for new tires.

[@djgonzo007]

Just got a set of these for my '99 LX 470 and can't wait to take them on a trail! I was initially leaning towards BFG KO2s then Cooper Discoverer AT3, but the installer matched the lower price of the Cooper w/ the Toyo AT3 and that was that!

[@dalephillips8250]

Which installer was that?

[@couvi74]

Did you get the LT or P metric tire? I’m looking at these as well for my 04 land cruiser in the 275 65 R18. Thanks.

[@aporitz1]

@@couvi74 i have an 05 lc100 and am looking at the same tire. did you get a set? how was the highway noise?

[@couvi74]

No, I haven’t gotten them yet. I’m split between these and the new Firestone Destination X/T.

[@jacquez570]

@@couvi74 hey i know nothing about trucks and wants these for my 01 f150. do you think my truck could handle them me be fine ? my dad says it’ll wear and tear the truck because it’s older. any opinion on that ?

[@chris1293]

Ive ran Toyo AT2, R/T, M/T and now AT3. I feel the AT3 is almost comparable to the R/T for off road traction but with better street manors and wet traction. So far I’m definitely liking the AT3’s

[@jmlcolorado]

Very helpful comment. I’ve been on RT’s for the last 4 years or so on 37’s. Excited that these come in 37’s, and that they are comparable to the rt. Thanks!

[@dbriggs1689]

If they are comparable to RTs then I want nothing to do with them. RTs are garbage and they really turned me off to Toyo.

[@dbriggs1689]

@heywood The RTs don't run true they have caused vibration since new and rebalancing multiple times doesn't help. They don't run true to size and they are absolutely terrible in wet weather and down right dangerous in snow and ice. The Rts are a shit tire. The AT2s on the other hand were pretty good.

[@IH8Too]

How much quieter are they compared to the M/T. I want a quieter tire but I’ll be loosing the aggressive look so idk. Is it worth it?

[@tomupmeier8299]

I just ordered these for my Grand Cherokee 265 50 20 can’t wait to try these bad boys out

[@applesbighatranch6906]

Just installed five of these ATIII on Method 705 8.5" width, +25mm offset on an F150. This 34 X 10.50 R17LT size is the only other available 10.50" width 34" out there. They measure 33.5" diameter, 10.6" width, just like the 50% greater cost BFG KO2. Very happy with the purchase, and how they fit my truck! but they definately sing their own tune at highway speeds. It's a high-pitched tune very similar to what you might hear when running next to a loaded 18-wheeler when up on the highway. Other than that, I'm very happy with them. They'll see their first desert use later this month.

[@logansoll6469]

We have these on our Subaru Crosstrek. These tires handle on and off road like a dream! Very pleased. Probably replacing the KO2’s on my ranger with these.

[@RayH-]

Did you replace the KO2 with the AT3 yet and how do they compare? My KO2's are cracked after 8 years. I haven't had any complaints for my needs, they are quiet and handle ride well.

[@leilanikaiawelacuesta7771]

Aloha, I want to put these on my Outback but hear theyʻre noticeably noisier than the KO2ʻs. What do you think? Thanks

[@jokerpunk]

Got me some few days ago on my Jeep Wrangler 2021 and man they are good in the rain , I heard they are especially worthy good in the snow too so I can’t wait to try that out !

[@TrailBuilt]

Can confirm they definitely do handle well in the snow! Enjoy them and let us know if you ever have any questions!

[@MegaZach98]

I’ve had mine since December best tires I’ve owned goes up hills packed with 2 feet of snow no problem same with downhill built to last a long time

[@jonroper3712]

I've got these on my Silverado and absolutely love them

[@FranciscoHernandez-md3bd]

Got 70k off of my Toyo At2s can’t wait to get these At3s on my truck. Toyo is best truck tire in the market imho.

[@adaptableamy4744]

I bought these for my Porsche Cayenne Diesel (265/60R18) and I knew immediately that I had to replace my Ridge Grapplers with a new set (295/55/r20) for my 2012 Toyota Tree. Such a smooth and quiet ride.

[@davidgodley521]

I'll seen be needing new tires on my Ford Transit van. I'm a boondocking vandweller. My next door neighbor at this campground said that he likes Toyo. I'll be looking at Toyo!

[@TrailBuilt]

Hit us up when you are ready and we can get you setup!

[@Vanisl4runner1]

Yes! I have things to say!. I bought a set of AT2’s, 2 years ago, and have roughly 50,000kms on them. I drove them to Tuktoyaktuk and back, 8000kms, 1800 of that was the dirt highways in the Yukon and Northwest Territories. Excellent tires! No blow outs, incredible traction. The first winter, the tires were incredible in the snow, this winter we’re finishing up, not so good. I get it, there almost finished after 50,000kms. I guess you can say I tested these tires Thoroughly. Lots of dirt roads. I have nothing but good things to say about the AT2’s and even wrote a brief article about my experience with the tires, for 4wdrive magazine. Im definitely planning on getting a set of AT3’ in the next few months because of my experience with the AT2’s.

[@Niloc1922]

50,000 km is a lot less than 50,000 miles...

[@Vanisl4runner1]

@@Niloc1922 yes, correct, but that 50,000kms is a lot of back roads and dirt. More so then most people.

[@catlinbeasley2041]

This helped me out quite a bit. My wife drives 30 miles of dirt and 30 miles of highway everyday to and from work. It gets almost bad enough to run a mud tire but they don’t last long enough. The truck we just bought has 6 ply radial tires so they are worthless

[@Vanisl4runner1]

@@catlinbeasley2041 you will love these Toyo Tires

[@sanddrifterjb]

Nice job Josh! Great work and I really do appreciate the kind words and showing off our footage from the testing at the track! Keep it up!

[@TrailBuilt]

JOE BACAL The appreciation goes both ways! Thanks for the kind words and the help on writing this video!! Keep in touch Joe! 😎🤘🏼

[@GhostOfJulesVerne]

Just got these tires for my Outback, went from 225/60R17 to 225/65R17. Now I need a lift kit haha.

[@madblunted]

Will be picking up my 3rd set on my second truck. These are amazing tires they are replacing some very soft compound cooper tires which seem to chip on everything.

[@sli-fox]

I used the AT2 for a little more than a decade. I’ll be moving over to the AT3 once my experiment with MT is over.

[@trentonverble8049]

I have the AT3s on my Jeep TJ that I drive daily and mostly on road and it has performed great, quieter on road, wet handling is a strong suit, and can hold it’s own off road or rugged terrain haven’t had them in snow yet maybe this winter

[@acc1tester398]

hi, how many % on road driving are you referring to?

[@glorybetogod7575]

Getting mine installed tomorrow! Thanks for the review!

[@TrailBuilt]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@GoreTorn16]

I have them on my 2003 Tacoma and they are the best tired I've ever had.

[@DeepOwl1073]

The size options are incredible. I'm putting 255/80/17 on my ZR2 and 225/65/17 on the wife's Outback.

[@frankygmanentertainment5835]

I just ordered some in 235, 75, 15 for the crosstrek can’t wait!

[@bud7707]

Ye you can literally get them for everything lol

[@garrettmoon8352]

Did this guy just give us a "review" on a tire which he received ONE of???? Need 4 tires to properly review mate. Dont give us reviews with anything less than 500 miles. preferably 1k+. This is an add (which is okay) but dont call this a review.

[@cjs033]

Just ordered mine for my Jeep in 35 x 12.5 R17 for my Fuel Beast rims. Can’t wait!

[@TrailBuilt]

Let's go!! You should show us some photos sometime. www.trailbuiltoffroad.com/add-wheel-offset

[@peternorthrop3784]

I purchased a set of 4 Toyo tire A/T 3 for my 2010 Honda Crosstour. These A/T3's have noticeably improved the handling of my Crosstour on dry or wet roads providing a more enjoyable ride. I was considering replacing my Crosstour but after driving on these A/T3's for the last month it has given my Crosstour new life. It's only got 115K which, for a honda is a normal break-in period. With the A\T3's rated for 65k miles, I expect to be driving this fun vehicle for many years to come.

[@TheKPDX]

Ha, almost bought one of those - very practical vehicle. You'll have to decide when you're done with it because it's very unlikely it's going to decide for you.

[@polardiscoball]

AT3s rocking the mud and snow up here in Inuvik.

[@Hpdsgt91]

BEST tires I've owned!

[@bobvedder2451]

While i usually run toyo open country MTs on my rigs, my jeep came with BFG Ko2s, they work well in the snow up here in alaska. Once they wear out i may go with the toyo at3s.

[@kane6106]

Have these on my Tundra 275/70/18. Awesome look, solid ride, but noticeable noise/drone over 45mph. Nothing to get riled up about but enough youll know it.

[@samwilcox10]

Hey! I also have a tundra mines an 08. Do you have a lift or a level on your truck? Wondering if I can fit that size on mine as well.

[@kirkhedrick1074]

I'm looking at a set of these for my 2010 Tundra double cab. I leveled my truck with a Tuff country 2.5" lift. I want to stay with the stock SR5 aluminum wheels simply because of cost. I have the stock P rated tires and am switching to LT. My biggest question is how large of tire can I go without rubbing or having to modify stuff...

[@pronghornobsession]

Just put a set of 35x12.50x17 on my PowerWagon and so far very satisfied. Live in the Mountian West and truck spends alot of time off road

[@rprestage]

Kelly Abelmann how is the performance in snow and ice?

[@idontcaresapo8233]

How much noise they make on the road?

[@pronghornobsession]

@@idontcaresapo8233 very satisfied. They are 12.5 wide and much better mannered on the road than the stock tires were

[@sonsoffishes1]

Hi Kelly, how are these in deep mud?

[@pronghornobsession]

@@sonsoffishes1 they hold thier own but definitely not a mud or deep snow tire. I chain up when it gets bad.

[@yorkbleyer9803]

Living in Wisconsin you'll never know what the weather will be as it changes every 15 minutes. So, I have been a Toyo fan for year's. Wanted to switch my brand and tried a new set of KO2's. Two weeks later took those off and installed a new set of Toyo's ATIII's. Should have never switched to another brand. These are the best. How can Toyo keep improving their tires year after year?

[@louishensler1416]

I live in Wisconsin as well. I'm thinking of getting the at3's here soon. Good tire in the snow from what I'm reading from you?

[@yorkbleyer9803]

@@louishensler1416 Great quite tire you can leave on all year. It is a three peak rated tire. There are snow tires that work about 10 to 20% better but they wear out to fast, so for us, these are the ticket.

[@DavidSmith-bj8dy]

Best tire in the game hands down. Been in 2' snow in a 2 wheel drive 10,000 lb gmc Savanah 2500 cargo van I was literally passing Toyota tundra 4x4 that were stuck. I aired down to around 10 psi and it never broke the bead. I also average around 80k highway miles

[@1414jrock]

Replaced a set of Cooper Discover AT3 XLT tires on my F250 with these Toyos. The Toyos out perform the coopers in every category. I have had everything from michelins, BFG mud, BFG all terrain, goodyear Dura tracs, and everything in between, and I think this is the best tire I have ever had...would absolutely buy again👍🏻👍🏻

[@jonathoncatterson8901]

Try falken wildpesk at3w. They are better in the rain and do ervrything else the same with a lower price tag

[@TheKPDX]

Interesting, I'm outfitting 2 trucks with new tires. I was going to go KM3 on my weekend toy which only sees PNW mountains & thought I'd try Toyo ATIIIs on my other truck which drives all across the West but spends most of it's offroad time in Southern UT or CO. I've had ATIIs about 150,000 miles on 3 diffferent trucks and was very pleased with them in wet and snow as well as offroad. The ATIIIs seem like a slam dunk for the travelling truck, now I'm beginning to doubt my KM3 choice for the toy. None of this is rock crawling, just "overlanding".

[@mikepaul9998]

@@jonathoncatterson8901 which are better in the rain? I’ll be in the market for new tires soon & wet traction is important to me, since I live in FL.

[@jonathoncatterson8901]

@@mikepaul9998 falken at3w are amazing in the rain. So far seem to be the best all terrain ive tried for rain.

[@Icutmetal]

@@jonathoncatterson8901 Not in every size; price is climbing on the Falkens.

[@jerrodspohn1919]

I have put these on my Toyota pickup single cab and with the truck being light weight I have issues sliding and loosing my line when going down hill in muddy terrains but other than that its a great overall tire.

[@xxskitsxx15]

Just got at3s on my wife's 2nd gen stick shift 4wd escape after the best brakes I could get and new suspension parts. It rides like a dream not to mention it's an 05 with only 90k on the car!

[@64jazdude]

I love AT3’s on my RAV4!

[@ryanfife2911]

What size are you running on the rav4?

[@64jazdude]

225/65R17’s

[@kodyadams5561]

WE LIVE IN LITTLE COTTONWOOD CANYON IN UTAH, AND 70% OF MOST TRUCKS AND SUVS ARE RUNNING A TOYO TIRE. THIS TOYO OC AT3 IS THE BEST AT FOR SNOW AND ICE NO ONE COMES CLOSE. TOYO ARE EXPENSIVE BUT IF YOU WANT YHE ABSOLUTE BEST THAN TOYO IS A NO BRAINER ! WE GET 470-530 INCHES OF SNOW PER WINTER. NO ONE KNOWS TIRES BETTER FOR SNOW AND ICE THAN TIRE DEALERS OF UTAH.

[@FreedomAtRisk]

seems like the best tire for a 4Runner in Lake Tahoe, will get some before the snow comes

[@yvesbelanger5443]

i love this tire the best in market on my 2011 lifted f150

[@oliverquinn787]

How do these hold up on full size diesel trucks? Looking at them for my Dodge Ram 2500

[@danserrano2251]

Was Gonna Get The KO2s But I'm Leaning towards These AT3s Now

[@Icutmetal]

Ok.

[@chile2610]

Same here. I am in the market for new wheels and really wanted 22”, but the ko2’s only come in 20’s. Now that Toyo’s make the 325/50-22 tire size, it makes my decision that much easier.

[@brettcampos937]

Don't do it man! Dont go with the at3. You can put the KO2s through anything and they'll out perform. Had 2 sets of KO2s then for some reason put a set of AT3s. I regret it everytime I go out. Been in for flat repair twice in 8k miles

[@zevia203542]

@@brettcampos937 My ko2’s are Awful in the snow! Never again

[@brettcampos937]

@Joseph Esposito I have to say the AT3s did perform well in this last snow storm..They have really good traction....I can't remember the KO2s stopping as well on icy roads

[@josephc7900]

Would love to see a non-biased comparison of the Toyo AT3 vs BF Goodrich KO2. Which is better off road?

[@Icutmetal]

I’d love to see that as well! Throw in the Grabber ATX and Falken AT3W for good measure...

[@phillhansen7238]

Aaaaaan Duratracs?

[@Icutmetal]

Phill Hansen Nope.

[@dennoinoz4278]

My last set of tyres were BFG KO2 and I am over 40,000 km into Toyo AT2s (look forward to the 3s). The Toyos absolutely eat the BFG both on and off road. Quieter on road but dramatically better off road over the same hard tracks in similar conditions the Toyos gripped, no slip or slide compared to the BFGs that, well made it but with much more “effort” scrabbling and sliding compared to Toyo. At 42,000km the AT2s are only just starting to show wear. Many others are reporting well over 100,000km from the Toyos. I’ll only get Toyo again, either AT3 or RT.

[@aaronbernal3117]

Ko2 you’re living in the past

[@4bvenom733]

It has a rims protector

[@LIGMAFB]

Wheel*

[@misterboyd12]

Just bought my second set for my LR3.

[@thetomasloretta]

The last news on the BFG KO2 is that is has no warranty. They looked awesome on the store rack, and without a warranty that’s where they should stay. I’m going with the Toyo3 as long as they make them for the Crosstrek. Thanks!

[@blackwaterlotus8124]

My understanding is they do. I've seen videos if I recall of them mounted on a Crosstrek. I made my initial comment a month back, every day the Toyo AT3's grow on me, I am very happy with them still. I continue to be impressed.

[@rprestage]

Ismael Tomás I used to run bad ko’s on everything but the are very expensive and did not wear well on my ram Cummins. Snow performace is important to me.

[@Icutmetal]

You don’t have the “last news,” then.

[@thetomasloretta]

@@Icutmetal 10 months late, but please, inform me. What is the current status?

[@jonroper3712]

I live in a a state that gets a diverse range of weather and driving conditions and they haven't let me down plus I love to off road great all around tires also I commute to work and they're great

[@lifewithlana7275]

Getting mine on a Subaru baja tomorrow super excited

[@brandondannys-menary3678]

I think I’m going to buy some 305/70r16s for my old Chevy. Hope I like them! Currently running some m/t but want something better in the street

[@TrailBuilt]

You won’t be disappointed! We have heard a million great things about these tires

[@toyotabrony]

@TrailBuiltoff-road I own a 2015 lifted Scion xB, with 215/70/16 toyo open country III all terrain. Wrapped on black rhino - boxer gloss gold wheels. I’m very happy how my lifted xB handles the road conditions and weather conditions. It’s a major huge difference between my old continental all season tires, to toyo all terrain tires. It drives and handles like a dream. Very very well made by Japan. And I couldn’t be more happy. Had them last mid summer and man I love how they look and the way it sounds rugged while driving. I’ll definitely get new set of same tires when they go out. 😎💪🏼

[@johnkemple]

Toyo's are made in the USA

[@toyotabrony]

@@johnkemple gotcha. But originally toyo tires are made in Japan. But after expanding the brand, yes it is built in the US

[@toyotabrony]

@@johnkemple so just a quick update. Even though toyo open country at3 are made in the USA. Ur right. But also There’s two that’s made from. The LT metric toyo open country at3 are made in the USA. And passenger metric - toyo open country at3 are made in Japan. Which it’s interesting

[@richardyeates3604]

These tires are excellent . Had bf good rugged trail ta and general grabbers at. These Toyo open trail at3 run nice on normal pavement driving .Very quiet .Did very well off road also. Only thing I wish there was a option for white lettering on the outside of tire .😟

[@customer7575]

Discount Tire don’t offer white lettering on their website so I was surprised when they showed me my set with white lettering. I kept the blue paint covering the letters since it matched my vehicle. So yah, I’m kinda happy with the lettering. Looks awesome and aggressive too. I know 4wheel parts offer white lettering, you just need to look out there.

[@acc1tester398]

there's really no low humming noise at certain speed?

[@dougjackson8059]

the at 3s are ok but my nikian outpost ats are the best i have tryied many but so far they are the best .. im running275/55-20 on a2019 altitude but your review is exelent

[@rajsteint6487]

Going try these out on my Tacoma TRD Off Road. I have BF Goodrich K02s and they are really good and handled the abuse I give them but lose traction after 30,000km on ice and wet roads. If the Toyo AT3 can handle the off road abuse I will stick with them.

[@garrettfleck242]

How did it turn out

[@888typer888]

Toyo tire and ford truck’s are hard to beat!

[@DocHolliday3841]

Ford is Garbage, Ram is King

[@superserial1]

Doc Holliday Rams are on racks at our fleet shops as much as they’re on the road. Especially our power wagons.

[@Frostbyte911]

Superserial, interesting assessment considering ALL of our fleet eco boost f150’s (13 total) have either had their valves replaced at around 8k miles or the entire engine replaced.... they are brand new trucks... I’m having a hard time trusting any maker these days

[@davidlanfair]

just bought some for my 2018 Ram 2500 Regular Cab Long Bed. nice review!

[@TrailBuilt]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@PUPWATCHRAILWAYS]

Perfect for my Hyundai Tucson 225/60/17

[@glorybetogod7575]

How are they working on your Tucson, noise? Putting them on my Tucson tomorrow. Hope it'll be good for high Sierras 🙏

[@raymondblacklock]

my friend has had 4 sets of these and swears by them...he got 70,000 miles out of the last set

[@whatfreedom7]

@@gwot 😂

[@joemyers83]

@@gwot where did he say he put 280,000 miles in a year?

[@LaSarge]

These were released last year, dang he must drive a lot

[@jasoncd1974]

Ive got over 75k miles on my R/T's, so i hope my new AT3s will do just as good!

[@TrailBuilt]

Those AT3's will tear it up! Can't go wrong with Toyo great choice!

[@johnmadsen37]

How are these in a muddy grave yard? I may need to get outta there fast.

[@humbertobetancourt2934]

Just bought these for my trailboss

[@Equalizedby12]

Great looking tires, these had the longest stopping distance in wet road braking according to Tire Rack road testing data 160.1 ft 50-0 MPH.....Anyone else have issues with these on wet road conditions for stopping time or performance?

[@jeffdobie9070]

I have recently had KO2's, ST Maxx's, and AT3W's on my wrangler. all are good tires and of the 3 I would put the KO2 3rd by a hair. the other two are pretty equal except the Falkens are so much cheaper they probably get the not as #1 except they are rock magnets.. I have on order a set of the AT3's in 35x11.5-17. I have had several sets of Toyo AT2's in all different sizes and a set of R/T in 35x12.5-17. Can not wait to try the tall skinny AT3's. hope they're equal to the AT3W's with less tendency to trap rocks and spit them out at 70mph.

[@TrailBuilt]

Appreciate the feedback!

[@jeffdobie9070]

@@TrailBuilt well I have a couple hundred miles on the Toyo AT3's in 35x11.5-17 and they are much louder on the highway than the AT2's, AT3W's or ST Maxx's. They are C rated but ride like a E rated tire at 30psi. hoping they will soften up a bit with some miles. crazy thing is they are a 7 plies in the tread and 3 on the side wall so doubt they will.

[@HVACRSurvival]

@@jeffdobie9070 these tires you're talking about are the exact ones I'm thinking of buying right now. What's your feelings on them as of today? I want to put these on a gladiator and want to use the stock rims is the only reason why I want to go thinner other than better gas mileage. Has the gas mileage changed much and do you regret getting the thinner tire? Did the traction suffer? I appreciate any information you can give.

[@jeffdobie9070]

@@HVACRSurvival I liked them a lot but I did not keep them long. I am back running toy RT's im 35x12.5-17 Believe it or not they were louder than the RT's. Traction and ride were great mine just howled tho.

[@MCMUSICH]

Love my A/T 2's got almost 70k out of them and they look awesome! This new design is ok looking as it kinda looks like that junk BFG TKO. I do not think they will make both the 2's and the 3's as the website shows both right now and will prob faze out the 2's sometime. I have ran Toyo on all 3 of my trucks since 03 and will keep buying as they are the best A/T tire out there!

[@gtiguy1992able]

My at2 are damn near dead after 22k miles with normal rotations , I’m assuming towing the camper wears them I’ll go back to falken wildpeaks

[@MrDan1509]

@@gtiguy1992able Try Nitto Terra Grappler G2, my buddy uses that tire and he tows a stupid big toy hauler with a freaking huge slip tank in the bed. His 09 Dirtymax had 56k on the tires when he traded it in for a new dully. I went straight to Discount Tire and had the Nittos put on his new truck.

[@melshingleton7865]

Installing these on my 17 Ram diesel in the morning. I've had the 2's. Hope these are better in the snow. The 2's sucked in snow.

[@rcud1]

These tires have been great for me thus far.

[@MikeyDfromTN]

I am pulling the trigger on these Tomorrow but tonight I watch a review by tire rack that said these didn’t do well in the rain , that they “break loose” to easy now I’m second guessing . Anyone have thoughts on wet performance??

[@TheKPDX]

Did you buy them & if so, how are they in the wet? I'm considering on one of my PNW trucks and wet pavement performance is a must

[@MikeyDfromTN]

@@TheKPDX yes . No problems yet . I did brake too hard in heavy rain and my back end stepped out a smidge but 4Runners do that anyways . But while moving in the rain they do great the expel water like a beast . You can run through deep puddles full speed no hydroplaning

[@MikeyDfromTN]

@@TheKPDX also I was turning when I hit the brakes to hard also . But normal driving they’re great in the rain . Outside of the I heard in a lot of reviews the handling was “ soft “ and I do kind of notice that but only when I am being goofy and jerking the wheel back and forth real fast to actually test it

[@verbotn]

I hope Toyo gets their act together and releases these in Canada soon. I'm due a new set and might not be able to wait. Reading the specs and cross-checking them against BFG's KO2's and General AT/X's in the sizes I want shows that the Toyo's are about 4lbs lighter. That may translate to some improved fuel economy but will they be as durable?

[@1Barsamian]

Depending how close you live to the US border, a trip to America’s tire store(s) may be easy.

[@666dynomax]

are they not available here yet??? i just assumed they were... dont get ko2 man, dont do it

[@BushmanCanuck]

@@1Barsamian there's this thing called convid 19 and we're not allowed to cross that mostly open border 😁😔

[@BushmanCanuck]

I'm looking at getting them shipped, great reviews. Or just might go Hankook dynapro at

[@heavyhitta52]

Maybe they don’t like communist

[@ronaldrrootiii6040]

Not a fan of the lack of sidewall tread. I live in a very sharp rock area but need 19in tires. Guess I'll have to go Duratracs or ATURRO Trail blade MTs

[@CarMedical]

A review is when you give your unbiased opinion after your personal experience with the product. A paid advertisement is when the only source of information is from someone paid by the company to give information about the product. Not only did you make a paid advertisement about the OC AT3 but you didn't even get paid to do so (or maybe you did and we can't tell). This is not a review and I hope won't meet your standards for that title in the future.

[@TheKPDX]

While I agree, I'd say the value is in the real world use in the comments section

[@taylorhickman84]

sounded like he was reading the marketing pamphlet.

[@ItsCameronDouglas]

How loud are they on-road and at high speeds? thinking about getting these on a SUV that off-roads occasionally and wanna know how these compare to premium all-seasons?

[@jameshill2015]

I got excited when l heard "130 plus sizes!"... I have a VEHICROSS l was looking to go a lil bigger (but keep stock ride height no mods) but l like a wide tire.. looked up the size l'd like to get and nope 285/70 16 does not exist..so l will have to settle for the much thinner 265/70 17's... Bummer..

[@wheelstandr]

If it's between these and the FALKEN Wildpeak AT3W, which one is better. Up until I read the comments in this video, I thought the FALKEN'S were the hands down winner. I run Toyo GSI 5's snow tires on my car in the winter and they are great in snow. I haven't gotten stuck in 3 years, so I like the brand so far.

[@TrailBuilt]

Yeah I personally want a set of Falkens for the winter up here in Wisconsin. It can get pretty crazy in the snow by us!

[@wheelstandr]

@@TrailBuilt Thanks! I live over here in Minnesota, so I needed to hear that.

[@wheelstandr]

@@TrailBuilt Go Packers! Drives my father in law nuts!

[@TrailBuilt]

GO PACK GO! 😂🤘

[@inthismomentcb]

So was this issue of whether the wild peaks compound was changed a few years back ever actually solved? Because I was definitely ready to pull the trigger on them until I started seeing these rumors about A possible compound change that may have compromised them a couple years back, that really made me hesitate.

[@user-fj9ul1uv5d]

I have set toyo high country 3 they are great in snow mud road ,mitsubishi rvr 2018

[@Jacare1973]

I ran 5 sets of at2 extremes on F350’s. Great tires but definitely shouldn’t have a snowflake rating! They aren’t that great in winter! Been wondering if the 3’s will be any better.

[@mikepaoletta9847]

My AT2s were very slippery in the snow. Was not a fan of all. Wondering if I should go with the AT3 or the Cooper Rugged Trek

[@Jacare1973]

@@mikepaoletta9847 I’m moving to the duratrac’s

[@TylerMarletteNY]

it sucks the P sizes have 3/16 less tread. I need the 275/50R22, could fit the LT285/50R22 but don’t really want the E load range and extra weight, but definitely want that 16.5/32nds tread depth. what one is going to last longer on my 5400lb truck?

[@steveroma5980]

Can anyone comment on highway noise/handling? I won't run an LT. 265 70r17 for a 2010 4Runner.

[@scottcrowder8803]

Just got set of at 3 s I will let you know after a few thousand miles so far they are great

[@remingtonA123]

Finally getting 32inch Toyo at3s for my 2021 ranger XLT next Tuesday I can’t wait my truck is black with the black appearance package and hasn’t looked right since I got it especially after the 2inch level kit stock street tires just don’t look right on it

[@johnnyshell2839]

All good reviews for this tire. I run a 275/55 r20 on my 05 tahoe. They are hankook dynapro atm. Not great rating on them. Saw they were tested on an f-150. But really do great on a full size SUV. I see these are tested on f-150s as well. Can I expect the same performance or is the weight stagger gonna make my truck show it's ass while in the wet or snow or mountains?

[@GravelGuerrilla]

Nice job!!! Sick driving to your pal!!