Tyre reviews Toyo Open Country A/T Plus. Page 16 326

I'm very pleased with the tire, it's very quiet (I had Cooper M+S before). It handles great and brakes well. I've also driven on mud and pulled out a couple of mud bogs, it does a great job. The tire is pretty soft itself. Overall, the feeling of using it is absolutely positive. I haven't driven on snow and ice, so I don't have an objective opinion.

My first AT tire, very satisfied. Haven't driven on super-mud yet, but I've driven on asphalt up to 180. Balanced perfectly and stones really don't get stuck in the tread.

Good tires for a Niva. I also used them on the 2009 Tuktoyaktuk Winter Road.

First impressions: 215/80 R15. MAZDA MPV granz (LVLR). Contact patch is wider than the original. For a weight of 2000 kg it is soft, it sinks, fuel consumption increased slightly.

Recommended for medium-sized city crossovers.

I've been using it for several years. Decided to try the first season and winter. Likes the behavior on ice. Does not slip, at least up to -5. Expected the worst. In general, the tire is universal.

I drove on these tires to Chelyabinsk and back. Excellent tires. Soft, absorb all irregularities, very comfortable. Minor wear. On bare ice on full-wheel drive predictably for AT, but much better than other AT-k. Do not become hard at -15 on frost. Maintain trajectory on ice. On puddles, aquaplaning is not felt at all. The noise is bearable. Fuel consumption has increased slightly, from 8 l on 100 km on the

I like them. In my 235/75/15 size the tire behaves very well on the dirt road.
It's quiet on asphalt. It travels confidently through the mud. Soft, which is important
for a car with springs.
In the winter I'll be changing the tires to winter tires.

Tires. I like them very much. On my car, and with my relatively leisurely driving style. Not a speedster I am. On rocky hills, that's the thing. And taking into account the price from MOSAVTOSHINY. Plus, three-star ratings for snow, ice and wear. There was no snow or ice, and as for wear, it's still too early to tell. Respectfully, Nail.

The car is mainly used in the city, as our roads in Vladivostok are terrible, and we often get stuck in potholes, but the tires have held up perfectly. Occasionally, I drive to the countryside, for example, I recently returned from Vitiaz, where the road goes through the entire peninsula with a significant elevation change. I was able to drive on the tires everywhere, including through deep muddy puddles where our SUVs skidded. I'm very pleased with the

Road manners are good, but there's a major minus that's prompting me not to buy this tire again. The tire gives me vibration, and I'm tired of balancing it. Even after three attempts to rebalance the tire (spinning it on the wheel), I still have balance issues. Next season, I moved the rear tires to the front, and the balancing act started all over again. At the moment (with around 25,000 km on them), the tread is still in good