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Toyo Open Country A/T II Questions & Answers
8 questions from our users
Gerard Fasked
Good morning I have purchased a new land cruiser troop carrier the factory tyres are 225/95R16 what is the equivalent toyo open country A/T II that is available. ?
Gerard.
3 answers
Gerard.
Not sure on the troopie as I have a 200 Series Land cruiser that uses 285 X 65 R17 tyres, however I just replaced both rears after doing 122,000 kms on and off road
225/95R16 is not available in Open Country AT2. This size is unique to this vehicle. With this size I believe choice is limited to 2 brands / products a this stage.
Consider a wider tyre, with 85 profile
https://tiresize.com/tyre-size-calculator/
John Hasked
Andrew L.asked
How would OC AT2 affect the drive ability of a Kluger? I am concerned about possible punctures with my Dynapro tires when driving on rough country / gravel roads, and I am looking for a more durable tire. 245/65 R17.
1 answer
Love these. I can't answer your question sorry I have had zero problems if that helps.
Geoffasked
Has anyone used these frequently in sand at lower pressures? Concerned with one of the previous reviews (May 18) about the inside of the tyre letting go. Thanks
Tracey Masked
I have a question regarding the Toyo all Terrain Tyres and where they are made. Is it in Thailand or Japan?
Thank you
Regards
Tracey
Dazzaasked
Toyo 265/70/17 Do these tyres mess up your speedo?
2 answers
No 95% of the vehicles today Speedos are out buy 8 km I have two different types of vehicles they vary between 4 and 8 ks
No doubt you’ve changed tyre size.
Most speedometers read 8-10% below actual speed. (manufactures covering their asses)
The speed from my Subaru wheel sensor (viaOBD2), is 8km/h lower than what the speedometer says.
Also checked with a GPS based phone app which confirmed same.
Using a GPS speed app to check with the new tyres is the only way to truly check the speedometer.
https://tiresize.com/tyre-size-calculator/ will tell you the difference on tee size changes, only.
Jodie_Beecheyasked
Does anyone know if there is a wear difference between 275/65/17 and 265/70/17 for the toyo at2 or is it only the coopers at3 where this is an issue due to the difference between passenger and light truck construction?
It would enable me to keep my spare if the 65 series wears well.
1 answer
Helps to read the relevant data from the manufacturer, thanks for the link, I'd actually read it before, both 65 and 70 series are light truck tyres
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