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Old 05-29-2014, 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by il_duce
Yup. Like I said, you can definitely hear it and it's certainly louder than stock. Doesn't bother me in the least bit and they look sweet. Best looking mud tire in my opinion. I've just heard of people going and buying them and returning them after 100 miles because "their head was hurting from the sound." Not sure what they were expecting.
I hear what your saying. I like noise like exhaust and intakes I'm just new to trucks and have never lifted and put wheels on one before.
At the same time trying to keep the boss happy.
Most likely the kids and music will drown out the sound anyway in the city.
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Old 05-29-2014, 10:49 AM
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Originally Posted by NorthernYankee
My driving is similar to yours but I also tow a TT during the warmer months and they are loud as hell on the highway. As much as I love the look, the noise plus the weight of them will make me get a different tire next time.

I tow a 24' boat a few times during the summer also. What tire would you look into getting next time?
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Another +1 for the Toyo OC M/Ts I have no experience with the Trail grapplers, but the Toyo isn't bad on noise, my stock exhaust is louder. I was going to say they look better than the Nittos, but that's more a personal preference thing.
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Originally Posted by XtremeThrottle
I tow a 24' boat a few times during the summer also. What tire would you look into getting next time?
Hadn't made a choice yet since I only have about 20k miles on them but from the responses to this thread I am liking the Toyo Open Country AT II XT.
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Originally Posted by NorthernYankee
Hadn't made a choice yet since I only have about 20k miles on them but from the responses to this thread I am liking the Toyo Open Country AT II XT.

I think I will be getting a quote for the Toyo OC.
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Anyone have any input on this Open Country A/T II ???? they look really good.
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Originally Posted by XtremeThrottle
Anyone have any input on this Open Country A/T II ???? they look really good.
They will more than likely be my next tire man. They are just awesome looking for an AT. They have a lot of space between the tread. I've heard of so many people loving them. A couple of people have them on their trucks. Look up Toyo Open Country AT2 Extreme on google. There are some pics of them on a tacoma and they look awesome.
THESE AREN'T MY PICS.

Here are some pics of the toyos.
The Tacoma don't know the size of these.
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These are on a 4 Door Jeep JK They are 35x12.50x17, these are the size and specs I am going to possibly get.
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Old 05-29-2014, 09:25 PM
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Originally Posted by jedeckert1984
They will more than likely be my next tire man. They are just awesome looking for an AT. They have a lot of space between the tread. I've heard of so many people loving them. A couple of people have them on their trucks. Look up Toyo Open Country AT2 Extreme on google. There are some pics of them on a tacoma and they look awesome.
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Here are some pics of the toyos.
The Tacoma don't know the size of these.


These are on a 4 Door Jeep JK They are 35x12.50x17, these are the size and specs I am going to possibly get.


Another shot on the jeep.

Might have to go with these tires. A little more quiet and much longer tread life with the look.
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Another +1 here on Toyo open County smooth and quiet on highway.
But if you have more to spend, check BF Goodrich tires, especially All Terrain KO and Mud Terrain KM.
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The Toyo Open Country M/Ts are quite a bit more expensive than the Nitto Trail Grapplers. If you do end up with them, let us know what you pay for them. I'd get them if I could find them cheaper than I am.
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