Toyo Tyres

Submitted: Friday, Apr 30, 2004 at 19:40

Jimbo

Asked this a few days ago, but will check again as it's almost the weekend and more will see it. Looking for some feedback from anyone who has used Toyo Open Country AT tyres. The earlier reports were all excellent and I am heading that way, but want to be sure.

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Jim.

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AnswerID: 56773 Submitted: Friday, Apr 30, 2004 at 21:15

Des Lexic replied:

Jimbo, There used to be a tyre expert on this site who reconned Cooper tyres were the go. Maybe you need to look at them too.

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FollowupID: 318580 Submitted: Saturday, May 01, 2004 at 08:49

Jimbo posted:

I have done that and unfortunately they are not available with rwuired speed rating.

Jim.

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AnswerID: 56843 Submitted: Saturday, May 01, 2004 at 15:04

uther replied:

Jim.....have exactly those on my hilux and have only arrived home 2 days ago from a trip via marree, dalhousie, simpson desert, birdsville, innamink, broken hill to home on the farm near echuca. I cannot speak more highly of these little beauties. I wasn,t nice to them and we covered some very ordinary country, I have used them also around the farm in the mud, (irrigation country), across the simpson in the sand, bashed them across the stonies of the out back, and driven around on the blacktop with them for 6 months. I have had big loads on them and I have driven with stuff all air in them across the sand. Never had a flat and I just can,t fault them...........NO I do not own shares in the company...,would not even bother with anything else.....others maybe as good, but they will not be better.IMO. Hope that helps....Uther.

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FollowupID: 318649 Submitted: Saturday, May 01, 2004 at 20:52

Jimbo posted:

Thanks Uther,

They are certainly well priced and all feedback is good. Given thet they are about the only tyre that wiil fit the Terracan I have ordered, that are both affordable and effective/durable, I will go this way. Michellins at $450 a piece may be great, but we all have a budget.

Again, thanks,

Jim.

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AnswerID: 57221 Submitted: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 at 19:58

Erwin replied:

Jim, I have them on my Hilux. Replaced Kellys that I had on previously. I have had them on for 10,000kms and seem to be going great. Do a variety of terrains from bitumen, bush and beach. Price late last year was $178. Cheers.

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