Looking for a 19" off road tire.

[f1racer328]

These look great, and that may be the way I go next time. Do you mind explaining why you consider Goodyear Wranglers to be crappy? Gracias.

My dad has had 2 or 3 sets of Duratracs on his F150 and when they wear down they get very loud. They don't balance well either. Tread life seems good, sidewalls are weak.

 

[mm3846]

My dad has had 2 or 3 sets of Duratracs on his F150 and when they wear down they get very loud. They don't balance well either. Tread life seems good, sidewalls are weak.

Yup, the duratracs are a decent tire for a bit, then they are real screamers once you wear down the first 30-40%. Sidewalls are weak, too. The Goodyear adventures aren't the best either, lots of reviews on jeep forums about them. the Kevlar MTRs are a good tire, but not available in 19"

 

[DallasLoneStar]

Duratracs had a good rep for a while (been around a long time) but IMO they are now an outdated tire with much better alternatives widely available, including the Toyo OC AT3 (and before that, the AT2 which I have on my Ram 1500 and love), and the BFG KO2.

 

[Scotty951]

I've used the Atturo 19" tires for a couple of years. I bought them at about $79 from Prime Tire on the Internet with free shipping. As an emergency vehicle, I need reliable tires, and these are it. Out of 9 tires purchased, I had one that had tread separation and they replaced it at no cost (free shipping). I can't recommend these tires enough.

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[Scotty951]

I've used the Atturo 19" tires for a couple of years. I bought them at about $79 from Prime Tire on the Internet with free shipping. As an emergency vehicle, I need reliable tires, and these are it. Out of 9 tires purchased, I had one that had tread separation and they replaced it at no cost (free shipping). I can't recommend these tires enough.

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Hi do you have a link to prime tire I can seem to find it online.

 

[Kerrie]

Those of y'all running the Toyo AT3's, how are they now after having them for a bit? My Zeon's need replaced and I'm considering the AT3. We are currently in the Colorado mountains, so sharp rocky roads, slimy sticky mud, for off roading and snow (even though I use Nokian r3's for winter). But, we are moving to nw Montana next summer, so not sure what kind of off roading we'll be doing there.

 

[f1racer328]

Those of y'all running the Toyo AT3's, how are they now after having them for a bit? My Zeon's need replaced and I'm considering the AT3. We are currently in the Colorado mountains, so sharp rocky roads, slimy sticky mud, for off roading and snow (even though I use Nokian r3's for winter). But, we are moving to nw Montana next summer, so not sure what kind of off roading we'll be doing there.

I've had mine for 14,000 miles. Have done numerous trails (Colorado, Utah, Arizona) with them and they've outperformed my expectations. Due to the location I've mostly just done rock/sand/dirt. I've done a tad bit of mud, and I don't think I've been out in the snow yet.

Sharp rocky roads and I haven't torn anything apart yet.

They're still almost dead silent too, don't really notice anything on the highway. I run stock pressures on road, and have been airing down to about 28 PSI off road (will be playing with lower).

255/60R/19, so a small step up from the stock size.

 

[Stuart Barnes]

I've had mine for 14,000 miles. Have done numerous trails (Colorado, Utah, Arizona) with them and they've outperformed my expectations. Due to the location I've mostly just done rock/sand/dirt. I've done a tad bit of mud, and I don't think I've been out in the snow yet.

Sharp rocky roads and I haven't torn anything apart yet.

They're still almost dead silent too, don't really notice anything on the highway. I run stock pressures on road, and have been airing down to about 28 PSI off road (will be playing with lower).

255/60R/19, so a small step up from the stock size.

Virtually the same with only 4K miles. Still very happy with the shift from the original spec Contis

 

[Kerrie]

I've had mine for 14,000 miles. Have done numerous trails (Colorado, Utah, Arizona) with them and they've outperformed my expectations. Due to the location I've mostly just done rock/sand/dirt. I've done a tad bit of mud, and I don't think I've been out in the snow yet.

Sharp rocky roads and I haven't torn anything apart yet.

They're still almost dead silent too, don't really notice anything on the highway. I run stock pressures on road, and have been airing down to about 28 PSI off road (will be playing with lower).

255/60R/19, so a small step up from the stock size.

Thanks! I think I'm sold on these tires for next season and at the 255/60 size. My mechanic suggested this tire, too. Said they've had a good experience with them on other vehicles. I just know these LR's can be picky with tires. lol

 

[LR4inAZ]

I put those Toyo Open Country AT3 in 255/60r19 - 31.1" Diameter on my LR4 right before I sold it - drove it for 2K miles on them.... AWESOME tires - so much better that Pirelli's or anything else... just a bit louder - but great ride. I also had the Spare in same size - had to deflate it a bit to get it to fit in the wheelwell. $1500 for 5 tires wasn't too bad - it sure made the LR4 Look great!