Tyre reviews Toyo Open Country A/T. Page 6 201

No tires for winter, autumn is just what we need!!

Fuel consumption increased by more than 1 liter, aquaplaning very strongly, at 80 km/h crashed into a small puddle on the highway, almost ran off into oncoming traffic, and then had to slow down to 50 km/h. Otherwise, beautiful and soft tires. Bought for the whole year in the CIS, we'll see how it goes in the winter.

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Very good tires. I replaced my Bridgestone factory with Toyo AT. Excellent comfort and grip in dry and wet conditions. Snow traction is not as good. No change in fuel consumption.

Soft noiseless rubber

Took a 225/65/16. A bit of a drag on the mudguard diagonally. But it's a personal preference, so no complaints.

Makes a bit of noise, but otherwise a great protector, big tread pattern and good water handling.

They're amazingly grippy on the sidewalk A/B and pretty good in the snow (though no comparison to dedicated winter tires). They're good in the rain too. A bit noisy, but nothing egregious. They seem to wear well, but I don't expect a great set of tires to last forever (40k miles is good in my book, especially considering this Jeep is somewhat difficult on tires).

Excellent AT tires. Best I've ever used. Mud performance is great for AT tires as well as on-road qualities are much better than other AT options. Go Toyo!

The retread process, also known as tyre retreading, is a process of re-moulding a new tread on to the surface of an existing tyre.