Toyo Open Country AT2?

DavidDulin · **Posted:** Tue Jun 06, 2017 12:02 pm

Anyone running these? JBA lift going in this week... need new 245/75/16s, mechanic recommended the Toyota, or Mastercraft AXT.

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Bmxer524 · **Posted:** Tue Jun 06, 2017 1:44 pm

Don't know many people running them off the top of my head. You can't go wrong with Nitto/Toyo (essentially the same tires) mud tires. I never really see anyone run Toyo all terrains though. The nitto all terrains (terra grapplers etc) are usually good tires though.

You can look into duratracs, I've ran em for almost 50k mikes with still a nice deal of tread on them. Looking to go bigger so it's coming to the end of their time on my KK.

Cooper makes some good tires too if you wanna look into those as well. Oh and the hankook dynapro atm have always received good reviews.

I don't know much about master craft, sorry.

GordnadoCRD · **Posted:** Tue Jun 06, 2017 9:07 pm

Stock size Mastercraft were on my kj 06 when I bought it.
They were completely bald, but were worn perfectly even, and had no cords showing.
So if kept properly rotated, balanced, and aligned, they don't have any weirdness in treadwear.
I had a set of Hercules tires on a 1961 Ford Falcon wagon years ago, that would always wear faster on the RWL side, no matter how it was aligned or they were oriented. Replaced them with Michelin, and no more problems.

Check out simpletire.com
You can inter your vehicle, select the features and price range you want, and you can run the whole gamut of available treads and brands. They are getting a pretty good library of ratings and experienced complete with driving styles, vehicle types, and type of use, so you get an idea if their opinion is relevant to you.

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