Joseph Baz replied:

Narelle: if u replacing a full set of tyres u have a very wide selection I run bf goodrich is a excellent tyre with a wide choice of treads from agresive to full highway
However if u are only replacing one u be better off getting a used dunlop with similar amount of wear,remember the Prado is a full time 4wd and we must mantain wheel diameter as close as possible
if u are in Perth,Robbie at Ardross tyres have a good selection of new and used a very reasonable prices and is a really good guy(no...its not my brother)
Happy 4wding
Joe

Peter replied:

Narelle, i have a Prado also and have Hankook Dynamic A/T 265/75/16. These have been an excellent on road as well as off road tyre for the work ive done. The choice is yours and there is a vast amount of tyres to choose from but for me these have done the job.

Peter replied:

Narelle, i have a Prado also and have Hankook Dynamic A/T 265/75/16. These have been an excellent on road as well as off road tyre for the work ive done. The choice is yours and there is a vast amount of tyres to choose from but for me these have done the job.

Peter replied:

Narelle, I have a 98 Gold Cup Prado. It is fitted with 16 X 6 inch alloy wheels standard. Other models have 16 X 7 inch rims. I chose Goodyear Wrangler AT/S 235/70X16. I found that the Prado naturally understeers (especially in the wet) and I fixed that by inflating the tyres to 47psi front and 42psi rear has solved most of the problem. Having said all that, these tyres work well on in the wet and dry, on of off road.