I finally chose the Toyo Open Country AT3. I was doubting between the Terratoura and the Open Country, but then there was no stock of Terratoura's and that was decisive...
They don't look as aggresive as in the web, but I like them.
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By now, only tested on dry road. Really good feeling, both on higway and on curvy mountain road! I didn't look for their limits, but they feel very direct, and the previous "floating" feeling disappeared. It's like having a new Disco!
We went skiing and on a short, but snow covered parking ramp, the Disco climbed as if there was no snow on it!
Now I'm expecting for future snowy days, 4x4 muddy (not extreme) tracks, with illusion!!!
Thanks for your attention!!!
19th Jan 2024 1:33 pm
Lrstaylor
Member Since: 03 Oct 2018
Location: Kent
Posts: 615
Good choice we had these fitted to our previous d3 with no issues ever.
19th Jan 2024 8:12 pm
JoostBuntinx
Member Since: 07 Feb 2024
Location: Genk
Posts: 2
Looking for the tyres who like mud the most in the size 255/60/18. tot replace my balding General Grabbers....
Any tips? Toyo Open country better suited offroad then the GG?
5th Jun 2024 11:25 am
Integralekid
Member Since: 21 Jun 2024
Location: Lakes
Posts: 2
Hi, what sort of MPG are folks getting in the Toyo's? I work on Windfarms so spend time on rough tracks as well as the motorway miles to an from site. I like the look of the Toto's, reports on the Coopers puncturing has put me off a bit, I currently have Pirrelli Scorpion's on and on long trips the mph is decent.
Thanks, Rob.
21st Jun 2024 3:38 pm
RRSTDV8
Member Since: 07 Apr 2014
Location: Here
Posts: 13541
Noticed that BFGoodrich are bringing out a new KO2 - called the KO3 (surprise surprise).
Also, Goodyear have launched a Duratrac RT which is a 50/50 tyre which is slightly less aggressive than the well-known Duratrac.
As yet, sizes don't appear to be compatible with our vehicles but they are still in the launch phase of both, I believe, so the classic case of "watch this space".Visiting from rrsport.co.uk
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9th Jul 2024 6:47 pm
Asbestross
Member Since: 18 Apr 2019
Location: Herefordshire
Posts: 153
I thought I would check in on this post from 2019 and it looks like it’s still popular! I’ve jumped ship from LR - they are the best cars in the world when they work, but when they don’t, well…
My new cars come with a 10 year warranty
Here’s a link to the Excel file if anyone fancies taking up the mantle and updating it - valid for 30 days.
Adios!2003 Freelander Commercial 2.0 TD4 (Oslo Blue) SOLD
2013 Range Rover Vogue SE 3.0 TVD6 (Luxor Gold) SOLD
2013 Discovery 4 HSE 3.0 SDV6 (Aintree Green) SOLD
Made in Japan since 2022
24th Sep 2024 12:11 pm
Teki
Member Since: 18 Mar 2023
Location: Stockholm/Umea
Posts: 4
Integralekid wrote:
Hi, what sort of MPG are folks getting in the Toyo's? I work on Windfarms so spend time on rough tracks as well as the motorway miles to an from site. I like the look of the Toto's, reports on the Coopers puncturing has put me off a bit, I currently have Pirrelli Scorpion's on and on long trips the mph is decent.
Thanks, Rob.
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I just bought the Duratrac RT's in 265/60r18. They are a stout tire, very rigid for offroad. Sadly it does not have 3peak snow rating like on other continents even though it was developed for snow use! That being said, its getting great reviews on snow and ice and is sertainly a 3pmsf tire, just that Goodyear does not want to spend the licencing money to get all the EU-markings sine the segment is fairly narrow. Im using this during this winter and can come back with some experiences in snow and ice.
Cheers
27th Oct 2024 3:00 pm
Jamesr
Member Since: 03 Nov 2024
Location: Derbyshire
Posts: 4
I couldn’t justify the cost of the BFG KO2’s for our L200 (though the current set has lasted 50k miles!) so I went for some Kumho Road Venture AT52’s which look quite similar and only cost £110 each fitted.
So far I’m really pleased with them, they are quieter than the BFGs and not quite as utterly terrifying on mildly damp tarmac!
I’ll probably be getting some for our newly purchased D4 when it needs some tyres
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I'm off beating and picking up with my dog tomorrow seems the farms got a fair bit more flooded and muddy since before xmas
