[Sandaholic]

Do you need an MT? I know I like the Toyo MT, cause they wear pretty good and they work well when I need to go off road. But, forget that :lol4: I want you to try some of these.

285/75R17 Nitto Dura Grappler
Load range E, R speed rating, 33.86", 3970 lbs. @80 PSI
or
285/75R17 Toyo AT
Load range E, S speed rating, 33.8", 3970 lbs. @80 PSI
Should both be in the 200 dollar range instead of 300.
I think I might try those on my LMM, I've been waiting for someone to report on them! Hefty load rating still fairly tall and a bunch narrower. Good combo as far as I'm concerned!

If you want to stick with the Toyo MT's a word of caution from what I've been hearing they don't wear as well on the smaller sizes. So I would just suck it up and run the 35's again, that's a tough tire to beat. The price is the only downfall. Well that and your milage.

 

[Sandaholic]

Thanks for all the replies.

I ended up getting some Toyo ATs 285/75/17E at a local tire dealer. They actually beat any internet prices I could find.

Somebody mentioned the Toyo MTs, thats what I have now. I've put 60,000 miles on them. If you are thinking about getting the MTs - DO IT. I was very pleased with them. But for what I do I thought I would try the ATs. I try to keep this truck out of the mud as much as possible!

I definatly wanted to stick with Toyo.

Again, thanks for your help.
Tim

Please get some pics up of the new tires :thumbsup: