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Toyo Open Country AT3

Thread author murphys2ndlaw
Start date Sep 20, 2021

murphys2ndlaw

New member

Sep 20, 2021

Put some better kicks on my 2022.
I live on some gravel roads and the stock tires on the AWD just weren’t cutting it. Also, north east winters on these hilly roads with all season=meh.

I did the stock size 245/60 R18. Could’ve gone a bit bigger… but didn’t really see the worth unless I lifted it and ran a different offset. At that point just get a rubicon lol.

So far the Toyos aren’t that loud and feel just as good as the stocks.