Toyo Open Country RT Trail - 20k Miles of HARD use honest review

[@chuckc6515]

Man I swear you do the best tire reviews for the off road community. You always talk about all the important points and explain everything very well.

[@SirWilliamGoes]

Thanks!! Im glad you enjoy

[@theadventuregeneralist7024]

I bought these tires in the summer and have put about 5k of hard miles on them. Mostly off road miles getting firewood, hunting, etc in the San Juans. My tread blocks are already chipping/tearing so I 100% agree with the durability portion. Pretty good traction in all terrain in my opinion (mud included) and I have never had any puncture issues (i do run the 10 ply version). Haven't tested much in the snow yet but the couple of times I have gone through it I haven't had any issues. I primarily got these to try to get more milage btw tires than I had been getting with MT's. It isn't looking good for that at this point, I will go a different direction with the next set I think. For reference they are on a 97 F350 that weighs about 8500-9200 lbs depending on gear and I regularly am pulling a 8-12k lbs dump trailer on road, hauling 1-3k lbs of logs on the bed, or hauling a 3k lbs camper.

[@SirWilliamGoes]

The toyo MTs get great mileage with my truck tho Im not as heavy.

[@theadventuregeneralist7024]

@@SirWilliamGoes I am thinking about giving them a try next. I was running the Gladiator MT's last round. Killer tread and grip in all terrain/conditions but I only got about 25-30k out of them before they were bald. I'll check out your videos on the MT's. You do a great review!

[@bwildjournals]

I appreciate your review. It's nice to here a tire review after several hard miles have been put on them. Thanks for sharing.

[@TRONA-CA]

My all time favorite tires are the MAXXIS RAZR MT's, I live in the California Desert- they have never let me down...

[@albetherechillin]

Great review I'm running these 275 70 17. I have 5000 miles i like em, still need to put some more miles to see the full picture. Thank you for your time.

[@DickeyHepSleeve]

Thanks for another honest, real life tire review.

[@tg1cent765]

Thank you for not compromising your reviews and keeping them honest. If youve not seen any of his videos, worth watching! Entertaining and no wheels a 4Runner harder than Sir William. p.s. love the Sir Waylon look 🤠👍

[@SirWilliamGoes]

Thanks 🤙 appreciate the kind words

[@williamlandis543]

Thanks for this review, helps a lot. I’ve had good experience with Duratracs, E load rating.

[@the_mountains_our_calling4809]

Sweet!! I'm running Duratracs 33s on my 2nd gen 4runner (they were on it when I bought it). They've been pretty decent so far, haven't gotten been on any serious mud or snow so far, just pavement and forest roads leading to hikes to mountain tops lol

[@ReimerKeith]

Thanks for the detailed and honest review.

[@64maxpower]

I think that your truck is the most practical hardcore off road vehicle. Youll be reviewing tires with 600k on the odometer. I like your front bumper

[@SirWilliamGoes]

Thanks!! I love the front bumper as well. Thats from Bash Fab in Columbia SC. He does awesome work and was able to take a vision I had of a very simple tube style bumper and make it a reality

[@yorkn4286]

@@SirWilliamGoes Columbia is my hometown…small world! glad to see you back making videos

[@applesbighatranch6906]

Rip and his Toyo Duratracs!

[@RichardMeharg-tt4kv]

Wonder what load range your running compared to The other tires you tested. I’d imagine a E range would be a better sidewall.

[@SirWilliamGoes]

I always run E

[@williamzoom]

I have used Toyo's on cars but never their truck tires.

[@64maxpower]

How do you repair a pinch flat on a tubeless truck tire? Or do you because its a side wall?

[@SirWilliamGoes]

Replace it is the only way

[@64maxpower]

@SirWilliamGoes did they cover replacement for your test? Reliability is everything. I'd rather a less flexible tire for something that gets me home with air in it