New Tires: 33x12.50r22 Toyo Open Country on stock suspension.

[Gruy7th]

No issues at all; I do have a leveling kit (front links from airlinksgc and the daystar level kit).
I’ve put ~12K miles on it so far including some light towing and plenty of highway and city miles. Definitely get an alignment afterwards.


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I’ve see the level links from revel performance on YouTube videos that allow the truck to stay in off road two to clear larger tires. I saw one video where a guy said he got 33s with out any modifications. I wasn’t to sure that was possible. Thanks for sharing you leveled your truck, that makes sense. I was hoping they would fit without any modification. The occasional slight rub in reverse at full lock wouldn’t bother me. My concern would be causing suspension issues. So it’s looking like leveling is the only option.

 

[21Longhorn]

So I drove about 80 miles and I do have a slight rub at full lock in reverse but only occasionally. Other than that its perfect!

My wife even said it looks great and makes a world of a difference.

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Looks Great !!

 

[Johnnyd75]

Want to echo this question from another person, would love your input after driving for a while:

How is the ride quality now and the noise factor?

Notice any difference in MPG vs. stock tires?

I still have the stock Goodyear Eagle Touring and considering switching over to the new 33x12.5x22 AT/III.

Just put on my 33x12.5/22 Toyo AT3’s yesterday and so far I love them! To me there’s barely a difference in loudness from the Eagle touring ones I took off. Ride may be ever so slightly stiffer but the feel and look are top notch. Much more aggressive look!
also just put Rough country brackets and Daystar spacers on front. Love it!

 

[POMPKA]

So my stock tires on my 22s were going bald after 20k I wanted a meatier tire so I decided on the Toyo Open Country AT 2 Extreme. Originally I wanted a mud tire (grapplers) but decide an AT was better for me.

After seeing some threads where 33s fit on stock suspension I decided to pull the trigger on a set of 33x12.50r22. They come in Friday and I am really hoping they fit with no rubbing. I have a Laramie with NON air ride and no suspension mods. Let me know if you think it will fit!!!

I will let you all know the verdict this weekend and post pics!

Hey. Did you get any replies to this? Hope you can share if they're rubbing or not. I'm looking at changing my tires to ATs as well and im not lifting the truck, however, not sure what size tire to go with. Let me know how it worked out.

So my stock tires on my 22s were going bald after 20k I wanted a meatier tire so I decided on the Toyo Open Country AT 2 Extreme. Originally I wanted a mud tire (grapplers) but decide an AT was better for me.

After seeing some threads where 33s fit on stock suspension I decided to pull the trigger on a set of 33x12.50r22. They come in Friday and I am really hoping they fit with no rubbing. I have a Laramie with NON air ride and no suspension mods. Let me know if you think it will fit!!!

I will let you all know the verdict this weekend and post pics!

Hey. Let us know how it worked out. I'm in the same position now. Will replace tires soon, not going to lift anything but I'd like to know if the 33s rub. Let us know

 

[TheTroubleShooter]

Just put on my 33x12.5/22 Toyo AT3’s yesterday and so far I love them! To me there’s barely a difference in loudness from the Eagle touring ones I took off. Ride may be ever so slightly stiffer but the feel and look are top notch. Much more aggressive look!
also just put Rough country brackets and Daystar spacers on front. Love it!

Would you kindly share the part numbers for the Rough County brackets and Daystar spacers, please?


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