Toyo R/T vs Nitto Exo

Cheap6.7 · Nov 14, 2014

Looking at tires soon, anybody run them?

If so, how you like them so far? Thanks

spanky24365 · Nov 14, 2014

Running the toyos liking them so far pretty quiet and smooth ride

strokinpower · Nov 14, 2014

looking at the toyo rt in a 37x12.50. Can get all 4 mounted and balanced out the door for around 1500.

montana6.4 · Nov 15, 2014

I'm running the r/t. Definitely smooth and quiet. Got them siped. At first I was little disappointed with them my wife was driving and the roads were barely damp and she said she got on it a bit and broke lose real easy. But since then I've put some miles on and just had them in some snow and ice and did well. Way better than my old m/ts. I think they will be a great tire.

Cheap6.7 · Nov 15, 2014

montana6.4 said:
I'm running the r/t. Definitely smooth and quiet. Got them siped. At first I was little disappointed with them my wife was driving and the roads were barely damp and she said she got on it a bit and broke lose real easy. But since then I've put some miles on and just had them in some snow and ice and did well. Way better than my old m/ts. I think they will be a great tire.

Can you post a pic when you get a chance?

montana6.4 · Nov 15, 2014

Cheap6.7 · Nov 15, 2014

Thanks, looks good. I have the same exact truck but a 6.7 so that helped out a lot.

Noah_ · Nov 17, 2014

Wonder how they will wear. I'm stuck between a 37x12.50x20 and a 35x12.50x20

gfulton · Nov 17, 2014

My son is running a 35x12.5x20 toyo ATII........rides really nice..They will be my next set of tires.

Cheap6.7 · Nov 17, 2014

http://www.tirereview.com/semagte-dick-cepek-rolls-extreme-country-mud-terrain-tire/

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Noah_ · Nov 17, 2014

GFulton I'm running 35x12.50x20 at2s and they ride great and are very quite wear wise they are at 45% at 28***** miles. But I tow hard and haven't been easy on them

jcain · Nov 17, 2014

I run the open country AT2s in a 295/65/20 35.1" tall variant and I'm a little over 10,000 miles into them and they're GREAT. little noise, very smooth ride, and they dig right out of everything

TrickTruck · Nov 18, 2014

I'm running the Nitto Terra Grappler. Got 35kmi on the first set. Just got the G2s on there and they feel the same, but come with a 50,000mile guarantee. Probably gonna be using that.

Tom@BigTimeKustomz · Nov 21, 2014

Not the R/T, but I had 55k on a set of Toyo M/T's that I ran on my Dodge. Great tire, I'm sure the R/T will have similar longevity.

Manytoys · Nov 23, 2014

35x12.5x20 Toyo AT II extremes. Had them on my old dually in a different size and they were awesome, work great in the snow so I put them on my new F350

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AllGo'N'Show · Nov 23, 2014

Love my ATII's but I see these R/T's come in 37's... mhmmmmmm

lobe50 · Nov 24, 2014

Manytoys said:
35x12.5x20 Toyo AT II extremes. Had them on my old dually in a different size and they were awesome, work great in the snow so I put them on my new F350

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Looks Nice, Do you have a lift on that?
I'm thinking of putting a Ready Lift SST 3.5"
I was leaning towards 35's because of MPG , but don't want them to look small.
Those 35's look good on your truck.
Thanks

Manytoys · Nov 24, 2014

lobe50 said:
Looks Nice, Do you have a lift on that?

I'm thinking of putting a Ready Lift SST 3.5"

I was leaning towards 35's because of MPG , but don't want them to look small.

Those 35's look good on your truck.

Thanks

Thanks. That is the readylift 3.5" SST kit with some -24 offset fuel rims. I like the way it looks but it could use another inch of lift with these rims, they rub the back of the fender when full turn and compressed suspension. It also is in need of flares and mud flaps, it makes a mess of the windows and mirrors when the roads are sloppy with rain or snow.

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lobe50 · Nov 24, 2014

Thanks for the info, that helps alot.
So you're kinda caught in the middle right...if the offset could be changed to bring rubber under fenders more the tires would rub more...

I'll have to also look at what options are out there for a 4-4.5" lift???

Manytoys · Nov 24, 2014

I think they would rub less if the offset was less and they were under the fender more. It's just the very outside of the tire that rubs the fender, but that being said they might be rubbing the sway bar or radius bar instead I suppose. I'm thinking all I need is a 4 or 4.5" coil in front to cure my problems.

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