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2007SierraSLT Enthusiast

2007SierraSLT

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Love them, Quiet, Handle great, No real fuel mileage decrease, Look good... Great tire, couldn't be happier!

 

 

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johnhankel Enthusiast

johnhankel

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What size did you get? Mind saying where you got them from? These are on my short list of tires when I need to replace my Duelers..

2007SierraSLT Enthusiast

2007SierraSLT

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Here's another pic from today

 

Just got P Rated, they are a 5 ply tire... 265/70/17's

 

Bought them online here in Canada

 

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Northern Ninja Enthusiast

Northern Ninja

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I have the Lt's on my truck. 285/75/18's i believe. I love em, tow a big trailer with them, and they work great!

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bluegrassZ71 Enthusiast

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After much debating between the Cooper AT3 and the Toyo ATII, I finally went with the Toyo. Other than this thread, I couldn't find many pics of this new tire on a 1500 series truck with stock wheels, so I have included several pics that will (hopefully) help someone else decide which tires they want to go with!

 

Before (265/70/17 Toyo AT):

 

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After (285/70/17 Toyo ATII)

 

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biglance45 Enthusiast

biglance45

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Looks good its nice to hear they are good tires I have the 22 inch toyo at ll's I just wish I could get my wheels to fit to test them out.

Deconstruction Enthusiast

Deconstruction

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I have them on several work trucks one set burned off in 30k. Others are chunking hard at only 10k. Mind you our trucks are F-350's with a heavy darkroom on the back.

 

Owner of the Company is running them on his denali hd in 275/65r20 and had one blow and delaminate at about 5k.

 

I am sure there are reasons for the accelerated wear on the tires but we seem to be having no luck at all with them

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