Toyo Tires Open Country RT Trail Review
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- If you're in the market for a new tire, you should definitely check out Toyo Tires Open Country RT Trail tires! These tires are perfect for drivers looking for an amazing combination of performance and toughness.
In this review, we'll take a look at the features of the Toyo Tires Open Country RT Trail tires and how they compare to other tires in the market. I'll also give you my opinion on how they perform in the real world, and whether or not I think they're a good choice for you!
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00:00 - Toyo Tires Open Country RT Trail Review
00:07 - Old Vs. New
00:35 - What makes it stand out?
01:03 - Best Applications
01:10 - Sidewall
01:28 - 10-Ply - Load Range E
02:49 - Tread, Tread Blocks, & Sipes
03:59 - Outer Blocks & Stone Ejectors
04:58 - About the compound Toyo uses.
05:16 - Why this is good for Overlanders
06:01 - Looks similar to Nitto
06:24 - Warranty
06:38 - Sizes
06:58 - Where to buy?
07:04 - Try It, Watch It, or Trash It?
07:19 - Like & Subscribe! Thanks & Have a Great Day!
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This is the guy you want to buy tires from.
You can say that again
I'm going on 30,000 miles with my Toyo Trails. I overland some of the most remote places in Oregon and have all the confidence in the world with these tires. Highly recommended.
Have a set of these on my Toyota Tundra with about 2,500 miles on them. So far they’ve performed great. Super quiet on the highway, handles well in the rain, and pulls in the mud!
I have about 1500 miles on mine. They have been great on the highway (quieter than that regular R/T), and they have been awesome in rocky loose dirt.
Are you still liking them?
@@OscarGonzalez-fc6ru, Yes, Sir!
@@gibsonmarshall79 good to hear! I ordered a set! Thanks!
@@gibsonmarshall79 have you had them in the snow?
Good information on the tire itself, Campus Automotive always delivers a solid breakdown. I spent some time behind the wheel testing during development with the all new RT Trail and pushed them pretty hard on pavement and dirt, I may have found my go to tire for awhile. Very linear, predictable with a great on center detent and clear directness. Ride and handling is well matched with surprisingly low NVH. Toyo just keeps stepping up there game.
A video on the best RT tyres out now would be good as more are coming on the market maybe top 6 love your input appreciate your time sir 🍺🤘
The way you talk about them and so dedicated makes me think you make love to the tires after hrs 😂love the vids man
Just installed these in a 285/70R17 on my 3rd gen taco, after two sets of ridge grapplers which I loved. Looking forward to seeing what these do off road!
This looks like a fantastic tire. I love all the features and the look, and it definitely seems like it would be very durable. That's one thing I've gathered from the Overland and the rock crawling community, that Toyo tires are very durable. Load range E may be overkill, but I'm definitely going to consider a set of these next time my 4Runner needs tires.
Fantastic video, super informative just broadly speaking about tires in general. Love it! Subscribed
Thanks!
@@CampusautoCoMatt, is the RTT Trail as quite as the Toyo AT III? Thanks.
In depth review , love your work .
Good looking tyre but hey , it is a Toyo so what do you expect .
Love to see a review on the Geolander G003 MT as they don't seem to get much coverage .
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I would like to see tire companies offer a lot of the 18 and 17” tires in a c load range for Jeeps, Toyotas and half tons.
When it’s time to get tires, I check Consumer Reports tests, Tire Rack tests & watch videos like this. He does a good job.👍🏻
I absolutely love my 285/75/17 on my taco! On and Offroad these have been nothing but great so far
Have you driven them in the snow? Cheers
Any pics on how it looks on any forums? I have 285/70’s but I think I may have to upsize lol
how do they do in rain?
How about a video on all-weather tires for passenger cars and SUV's, since it is a fast growing market. Another great video, thanks!
I have a set on a 2017 Ram Rebel. I did have them sipped but great tires on ice and snow
Thanks for the information man I have been trying to decide on tires for a while. I’m definitely gonna subscribe to your channel. I do have one suggestion. Please look at the camera a little more. I’m sure it isn’t just me
I really hope you are looking to review the Open Country CT and the Toyo M55, I am looking at getting one of these tires come the new year for my 1999 F250 7.3l Powerstroke.
I can tell you I have the Nitto tires you mentioned,they are terrible in ice or snow plus wet conditions. In just wet conditions,they spin out. They wear great and perfect for dry conditions.
I have these and no traction in rain and snow soon easily in the wet
Sickest tire on the market only thing missing is the 3 peak mountain symbol
And they'd never get it. They're so bad in the snow.
I am in Georgia so... no snow to worry about.
Toyo always make dope tyre
I would love to see you review the Toyo, RT Trail, 35 15.50r20 vs toyo mt in the same size
I am interested in the RT trail also the falcon and the NItto, With your experience what would you recommend for a 2023 bronco raptor I’m trying to get something more aggressive than the stock BFG tires but I’m concerned about weight of rotating mass and the handling of the vehicle, since I do a lot of backcountry travel and I tow a modified teardrop off-road trailer I don’t feel the BFG‘s are good enough what would you recommend? Thanks for the review I’ve watched a few of your reviews they’re very thorough thank you for that!!!👍
Was wondering if you guys can do a comparison with the ridge grapplers and this tire.
“Protect your rim from the curbs” lol 😂 shout out to all the mall crawlers
Most people who buy trucks and off-road tires don’t actually do any off-roading. And there’s nothing wrong with that.
@@Nigel__ never said there was
I'd like to see a review of the wildpeak RT/01 Thanks
Toyo Open Country RT Trail starting depth 16/32 no snowflake rating Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T starting depth 19/32 with snowflake rating I’ll go with the MT’s.
I'd like to see a review of the Cooper ATP II
Wish they would make these in a 33x12.5R17. I loved my Toyo MTs but I only got 28k miles out of them. Tried a set of kenda klever rts and have already put 30k on them and still have good tread but they are way louder than my Toyo MTs were. Like obnoxiously loud.
I thought those continuous rubber rings around the sidewall lugs were there to help tie all the lugs together (like a truss) to help reduce squirming on the road?
Have a tacoma TRD sport, drive roughly 64 miles per day (90%highway), 5 days a week on top of weekend errands (50% highway) However where I live the roads get SLICK when it snows and are typical last to get treated. Recommendations on a more aggressive H/T or high mileage less aggressive A/T?
Can we get comparison of this vs the Nitto recon grappler?
Late question but would you recommend these for a 2024 Chevy Silverado 2500HD Custom? I would like best performance in Rain since we hardly ever get snow in Houston.
What tire would you suggest for my 2014 Jeep Wrangler jk. I live in 3:41 I have a plow on my Jeep. I have wranglers on it now, they do well in the snow and plowing. I do not like the road noise on the pavement. I don't off road. I live on a gravel road. Looking for a good looking quite tire.
Do you like or recommend these over the Yokohama geolandar at-x? Thanks for your response.
How about a review of the Kenda Klever RT
How do I find the load rating on my Toyo Open Country R/T tires?
I have this tire and blew away all the other crews on a snow run. I do have a full size overlanding truck. 35x12.5r17 ford f350
How thick is the sidewall? 2 Ply or 3 ply?
Is it loud in the highway? thanks!
Necesito saber si me las recomiendas para una Nissan xterra 4x
Has anyone compared the open country r/t trail and the Nitto recon grappler???
How do you think that tire would do in northern Virginia .
Hes a very disciplined tread gazer.
Hi,
Could you please help find a right tire for me?
Vehicle: 2018 F150 supercrew
Tire dimension: 275/55/R20-113T
1.It is best handling in all weather conditions, especially in the WINTER( l live in Vancouver, there's some ice and snow on the road).
2.I never go off road or towing, but might be go to some trails. Most diving condition is on highway or in the city.
Thank you.
These tires were recalled. I received a notice from Walmart where I had them installed in 7/2023.
Please review the Kenda Klever R/T tire and the Patriot R/T tire!
I have the klevers and absolutely love them. Much lighter than a mud terrain and perform very well off road. They are also pretty quiet even after being broken in.
Ive been thinking about these tires or the falken wildpeak at3s for my 19 4runner
Kenda rt or Baja boss at
I’m a overlander, 11 months ago I installed Falken Wildpeaks AT3W 265/60/R18 on my light pickup truck. I’m towing a travel trailer that weighs 6000pounds. I rotate the tyres every 3000miles and now after 16000 miles the tyres are nearly worn out. I’ve travelled mostly on the black top with a bit of dirt road. Is this normal? What are your recommendations for tyres for towing?
Definitely not normal for them to be worn out so easily. I think the best tires for toeing and hig load rating are thr ridge grappler. These should be a close Second but check your weight ratings for the tires. If your towing 6k pounds with a light truck your adding a good Amount of weight to the rear axels. Your gonna wear your tires faster. Check your alignment and suspension components aswell. Proper inflation is needed too. Lots of factors go into it, that could have contributed to the premature wear. Falken at3w were great on my last tundra and I towed with them for 10k miles and they still looked new with regular wear and tear.
Would you be able to review the Nokian Outpost line of tires? They have the AT and APT line of 3-peak rated tires that replaced the Rotiva line. I have the APT and love it so far across all kinds of weather/terrain, but no major media source has covered them yet. I’d love to hear your opinion on both of those tires and how they stack up to the competition. Finnish company with tires made in the USA, in my head it’s the best of both worlds: European design, American construction.
I’m really interested in the Outpost AT as well.
I have a set of outpost at on my F250 one of the best tires I have had
How about a review of the Bridgestone Blizzak DM-V2 please.
Aggressive Tyre Name
this would have been the golden tire for me if it were 3pms rated
100% agree Baja boss at is 3 peak
@@adamcoatta7546 I would like to know which tire has the most road noise. especially after a few thousand miles.
Hi Mat, I have Suzuki jimny, 215x75x15 in Toyo in South Africa CapeTown
Whats an optimal tire pressure for these on an empty truck?
Depends on the truck...open the door and look at the label
What hybrid tires are 3pk rated?
It's labeled as an a/t but the Baja boss at has the best tire I've ever ran.
What's the most aggressive HT tire ? Is there such a thing? I'm tired of loud tires on my '22Ram 1500.
Probably the best HT tire i ever ran is the Toyo Open Country HT. They were awesome! Probably the greatest all around tire ever made.
I was sick of the loud DuraTracs on my Trail Boss, so I got some Goodyear Wrangler Adventure AT with Kevlar. Love them. Very quiet and still do what I need them to do. And didn't break the bank.
@@bryceweaver8211 thx for the input
@@4ME2DRV I'll check it out
I just saw the open country HT2. The new version. Looks good. Two different sidewalls. Maybe you can do a review
still no toyo at3?
Nice looking tire, too bad it isn’t 3peak.
Does any one have snow experience with these?
How about snow
How will it be in ice. I know some tires are not reading for ice, but they do extremely well. Better than tires that are rated fries if you know what I mean.
Not good I reckon
@@kevinstarski1598I’ve had the Toyo R/T Trials on my 3500 pick up for 6 months and I love them. And I have pulled my 14,000 pound trailer with them too with no problems.
@@kevinstarski1598and they handle extremely well in heavy rain, flooded roads, and heavy, thick and deep mud.
That's good to hear because Im considering them myself but he asked about ice, which is really tricky for most tires. I just doubt these are going to be good in ice/compacted snow. I hope Im wrong..@@Jc-bo1uu
@@kevinstarski1598 I didn’t love them in ice tbh , It might of been my psi but I was sliding around way too much for my comfort
Psi ?? Toyo open country A/T xtreme it says 80psi
Size is LT 285/65 R 18
I don’t understand how his entire shop is empty when he makes these videos? Does he arrive at 5 am removes all the cars then fires up a video? Or just isn’t busy?
I film on Saturday’s. We are closed on Saturdays. I let the guys know when I have a video scheduled and they make sure all of the cars are out. Sometimes you will see a car on a lift that we couldn’t get finished. I do keep my shop super clean.
Bro fasho used to sell shoe cleaner at the mall
Just bought some Toyo AT 3’s got home and saw they were made in Serbia!!!!! So disappointed! Going back tomorrow!!!!
☺️ "promo sm"
I hate looking at the tire tags. Blocking my view of the trends
They weigh less than Grapplers
That is good to know. Most people don't realize how much weight has to do with ride and handling.
These tires are absolute trash in snow
These are horrible in the snow
I love the deep dive he does. I will now only come to this account to research tires 🛞. When it comes to protecting your family and ride, a great tire can mean the difference between change a flat on the side of the road, or an accident, and arriving safely at your destination