Fitted 2 a/t toyo and thought I was on a winner went back a year later for another 2 now the trouble starts. Decided to drive to a local waterhole down a gravel dirt road these must be a soft tyre a rock went straight through wow 180 bucks down. Then the newest one only a year old on the highway doing 100 the tread comes off like a retread. Got a claim going on this but cant explain why this happens with good tyres could of ended a lot worst if it was a front tyre. Will give Bridgestone Duelers a/t a go now.

Forget the USA brands, they're crap, over-rated, overpriced, underperformers, Japanese rubber is best for Aussie outback conditions. Been running Toyo and Bridgestone on my 4WDs for over 20 years in a mix of nasty Outback, remote coast and city driving. Both brands get me 80K + kilometres before replacement with plenty of TWI left, but of the two Toyo is best. New OPAT2 is brilliant - quiet, steers impeccably and proving durable. Other reviewer saying Toyo chip... I say put your glasses on mate, you're blind, that's a Cooper sidewall you're looking at! Biggest mistake people make with their tyres is over-inflation! Check your placard, it doesn't lie!

Great looking tyre and feels very stable in the tight corners. Only fault is they have white writing on one side and even if you reverse them you still have to blacken then to stop visibility or until they age with dirt. Tyre wear is very good looks like these will do some serious miles.

Just fitted set of toyo at2 open country 265/75r16 to my 2011 bt50,on the advice of a friend. I've been hunting for a decent set of Ats. Have tried Bridgestone ( do everything you want but wear too fast) Hercules ( good tyre but noisey as hell) coopers( throwing tread blocks no assistance from supplier or manufacturer) bf goodrich(cant get full wear out of them before they wear funny and become very noisey). I noticed with these tyres straight away directional stability great tyre, noise minimal, they look great on the vehicle, vehicle handling improved overall to the positive, doing gibb river next week will up date when back on off road ability and wear ability when back in months time with more kms on them but very impressed for now

We were recommended these tyres by Tyre Zone. We mainly do highway and city driving and tow a caravan, boat and camper trailer and do an occasional bit of off road /4wd. They handled well and even got to the Cape and back (not the Old Telegraph Track) with only one puncture. We were told to expect about 50,000 klms at least out of them and we were disappointed to only get 36,600. We could have perhaps got a couple of 1000 more if we has let them go down to the wear markers. Can't believe others getting such high mileage out of them. We are older and steadier drivers so we weren't hooning around on them either.
Handling and ride
Poor wear. Expected and was told we would get more than 36,600 klms out of them!!!

Had the A/T's for 145000 kms On all surfaces Had to buy new tyres so I checked on my invoice for how long and how many kms they had done. To my surprise 145k and 6yrs so it wasn't a hard choice for my next set. Who needs Coopers for wear and tear when you can get Toyo for a lot less $$$
Quiet,cheap,wear and tear

My 80 series landcruiser needed new boots, after reviewing the current options, based on my usage and cost I decided on the Toyo AT. Given that I am 80% on sealed roads and highway i needed a tyre that could handle some off road and was quiet on highways. So far they performed at least as well as the Grandtrek off road and much better on road. The handling has improved and the ride is excellent, and best of all they are quiet. If you own a similar vehicle and have similar usage, I would recommend having a close look at a set of these. Might save you a few dollars as well.
Handling, grip, ride comfort, quiet running, cost.
Nothing comes to mind.

I have nothing bad to say about there tyres.
I had the Open County A/T's on my 3 litre Nissan Patrol for 94,250 kms and there was still tread on them......I'm not kidding.
I use my vehicle for some 4 wheel driving on weekends but mainly towing my work trailer 5 days a week.

Great tyres I am on my 3rd set in 10 years and will stick with them
All sorts of conditions, sand, mud, highway, shale/gravel, never had a puncture great on my Gen 2 Pajero GLX Turbo Diesel
coast to country many times and all good,anyone driving a Paj, get a set of the Toyos you wont look back
Pretty quiet, good traction in all conditions I have experienced