Toyo Open Country A/T II Questions & Answers

Contact Toyo Australia directly using their website. They will need to know tow ball weights and vehicle weights.

Hey, I use the Toyo a/t II on my dmax, has no road noise, grips very well on wet and dry roads, performs well on dirt roads also. Mine have lasted 50k so far and about 30% left ( i say given most of my work is rural and remote 60% of my driving is rough dirt roads). Its not an overly aggressive looking tyre but works so well. I havent had luck with coopers ( bad run on them) but my toyos have been totally reliable. They are tough and are great value too.

Thank you. Have you done any towing with them on the vehicle?

I tow a large tradie trailer every single day, these tyres have a high ply rating and cope with whatever load you throw at them.

Thank you for your feedback.

Hey David, the toyo A/T II would fit the bill perfectly, mine seem to work well in snow, wet bitumen and are quiet. Getting great grip and mileage from these.

All but 1 size is made in Japan

Gerard. Not sure on the troopie as I have a 200 Series Land cruiser that uses 285 X 65 R17 tyres, however I just replaced both rears after doing 122,000 kms on and off road

225/95R16 is not available in Open Country AT2. This size is unique to this vehicle. With this size I believe choice is limited to 2 brands / products a this stage.

Consider a wider tyre, with 85 profile external link 

Your best bet for a readily available size is a 235/85R16. Little bit wider but still fit on factory wheels

I bought a new Troopy too and been looking at tyre sizes. From my research i think best to keep the same rolling hight which is 32.8" otherwise you will affect your Speedo and fuel economy, I'm going for 285/75 r16 in size, same rolling hight but about 50 mms wider look a lot better you will need to change rims to fit wider tyres, steel black sunrazers there only around $100 each ive also had a pre rego gvm upgrade gives me a bit more clearance. I suggest Totyo A/T 2s or BF Goodrich 285/75r16.

Not sure what 2;s means John, but at 110klm/hr on Australian highways/ motorways, they are barely audible. There is hardly any to no hum or vibration noises.

thanks Darren

Love these. I can't answer your question sorry I have had zero problems if that helps.

Hi Geoff,. No sorry we haven't driven with these in sand at reduced pressure.

Hi Tracy mine says Japan

No 95% of the vehicles today Speedos are out buy 8 km I have two different types of vehicles they vary between 4 and 8 ks

No doubt you’ve changed tyre size. Most speedometers read 8-10% below actual speed. (manufactures covering their asses) The speed from my Subaru wheel sensor (viaOBD2), is 8km/h lower than what the speedometer says.

Also checked with a GPS based phone app which confirmed same.

Using a GPS speed app to check with the new tyres is the only way to truly check the speedometer.

external link  will tell you the difference on tee size changes, only.

Helps to read the relevant data from the manufacturer, thanks for the link, I'd actually read it before, both 65 and 70 series are light truck tyres