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My Falkens would spin, ever now and then. But only when I tried to. The Toyo’s surprised me in that they would spin just pulling out. Definitely not trying to spin and every time I had trouble.
2 weeks ago I put new wheels and Toyo Open Country AT3 LT285/60/20 on. Messed with the pressure for a few days and drove in dry & rain.
Love the look, love the performance in the dry, but the wet is down right dangerous!
Install shop is willing to swap, my question is what do I go with…Brand...
What pressure is every one running in there LT E rated tires?
I just installed Toyo AT 3’s in LT285/60/20 and can’t seem to decide on what pressure I like.
I have read so much on this and it’s about 50/50 on going 35 or up in the low 40’s.
I like your experience in this and may need to lower them. I have about 500 miles on them and at 40 cold they are a little squirly. They seem to handle better at 35 cold. Just don’t want to wear them either way...
I called Toyo gave them my truck specs and they advised 43psi, mine are the same tire but in LT285/60/20. I’m running 39F & 37R, but still playing to find the right psi.
To be honest I wasn’t sure what I would lose. Everyone is stating we would lose settings. I would have thought maybe radio presets…maybe. No worries, I’m replacing and moving on.
I was thinking about what is going to happen when I switch out my 5 year old battery. I was thinking I would loose all setting. Can you guide me on the small battery charger you used?
My Falkens were P275/60/20 standard load they road pretty good, close to stock tires, but always chasing vibrations The Toyo’s in E rating is slightly firmer, I actually like the feel of them. Smooth on the highway with low noise…you can hear them, but with the S&B CAI and Borla exhaust not an...
A good gauge is way better.
I use this for ease due the valve stem being deep on my gear off road wheels.
AstroAI Digital Tire Pressure Gauge 230 PSI Heavy Duty Dual Head Stainless Steel Made for Truck and RV with Backlit LCD and Flashlight Car Accessories Amazon.com
I just upgraded to :
285/60/20
Toyo OC AT3
So far all dry roads backroads and highway all is great. Good handling, low noise. In the mountains this weekend and dirt roads were great as well.
Looking forward to see how they do in rain and then make my final call on them. But so far I’m loving...
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