eyecandynsx

Toyos are made in GA. Not sure where Nittos are made, but they're made in America as well.

johnday in BFE

iTrader: (1)

Thanks guys, just figured with names like that, they weren't from around here! Even olde guys can be wrong!! LOL

Cody4359

I've heard toyo is made in America, but a foreign company. I believe cooper's are USA/USA and I like the st maxx, but I haven't heard good reviews.on snowy roads. So I'll probly get the toyo extreme at when I quit being cheap

johnday in BFE

iTrader: (1)

Yep, Cooper is U.S.. As well as their Mastercraft series. I'm running Mastercraft AXT's on the other truck, happy with them for 25k miles, but they're starting to be a bit noisy, even after 5k rotations. Plus I don't think I can get them in 34" size.

KCMizzouFan

I'm considering this size (or 295/70/18) for my truck as well with a Bilstein 5100 level... is anyone considering the added effort to roll these larger and heavier tires? Do we need to worry about transmission and axle damage/strain from bigger tires?

JWM1986

I ran the 5100s and 295/70/18 trail grapplers on my last truck with no issues, and it looked mean as hell. You'll be fine running that setup.

JuddSkin

I will be putting 285/75r18 Toyo RTs and a 2.5" leveling kit on my new Lariat tomorrow. I'll share pictures as soon as it's done.

JuddSkin

caseychill

Now that you've had these for a bit, how do you like them? I'm torn between the 295/70r18 and 285/75r18. I like the RT's which don't come in 295. I'm planning on the Bilstein 5100 kit on my 2010 XLT 4X4.