toyo mud terrains
 

anyone running these yet ? i went and look at them and they look amazing<IMG src=smileys/smiley3.gif border="0">. the guy at the shop said there real quiet also </P>


anyone?</P>

toyo mud terrains
 

How did they say the wear was on em? I'm lookin' for something that'll last a long time with on-road driving...

toyo mud terrains
 

they said around 30 to 40k</P>

toyo mud terrains
 

That's not bad... Probably a few years eh? That's pretty good. I'm really concerned about gas mileage too... Man... my Runner only gets like 15 mpg... about half of what my bike got! it's takin' some time to get used to!</P>

toyo mud terrains
 

they probley would hurt your mpg since they have large side lugs</P>


if I were you and want himilage tires go for bridgestone revos . they drive really good and last forever.... ok over 50k easy<IMG src=smileys/smiley4.gif border="0"></P>

toyo mud terrains
 

Are they good for off-roading too?? I want a good compromise... I'll probably end up getting the BFG All-Terrain

toyo mud terrains
 

as good as the bfg most the guys a yota tech swear by them. check out tirerack for reviews.. oh by the way there not cheap.

toyo mud terrains
 

Yoter on yotatech has those tires im pretty sure. I dunno how there working for him though.

RE: toyo mud terrains
 

Well I bit the bullet and put them on yesterday. All I got to say is they are bad A$$. I went with 265/75/16 E rated tire, they drive real smoth and only a little bit of a hmmmm at 70 KM per hour. These are the only M/T I could find with actual real sipes through the lugs. From 0 to about 10k they feel like your going over a fine gravel road but they level right out after that.. Myself and the tire guy were freaking out at the small amount of weight they needed to get balanced. My BFG A/T used almost 4X the weight to balance.