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Got them on. Figured I’d show them off! Haha. I will say the AT3s ride like a dream. I wanna say they ride smoother than the KO2. They are quiet too. Great tires. 

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Other than not having tried any heavy snow yet, I can't find any negative over the Ko2's yet.  Other than the K02's might LOOK a LITTLE cooler lol.  But the weight difference was worth it to me.  They

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Ordered these stock 20s on eBay to replace the stock AT4 20s that arent black. Can’t wait to get these wrapped in the AT3. 

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2 hours ago, GMC207 said:

Anyone running the toyo AT3? Feedback?

Yes, been running them for 5 months, including some light snow so far... stock 18" sizing.  They look really aggressive, ride very very nice and on dry and rain they are excellent!  Haven't had enough snow to comment on snow yet but I suspect they will be great.  I recommend them.  I usually like K02's but these are 10lbs lighter and I wanted to try something new.

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36 minutes ago, Mike Borowski said:

Yes, been running them for 5 months, including some light snow so far... stock 18" sizing.  They look really aggressive, ride very very nice and on dry and rain they are excellent!  Haven't had enough snow to comment on snow yet but I suspect they will be great.  I recommend them.  I usually like K02's but these are 10lbs lighter and I wanted to try something new.

I have run ko2s the past 3 trucks and wanted to try something different also, I think I’m sold on the at3 now. Which side did you choose haha. They have 2 sides I guess.

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I have run ko2s the past 3 trucks and wanted to try something different also, I think I’m sold on the at3 now. Which side did you choose haha. They have 2 sides I guess.

Other than not having tried any heavy snow yet, I can't find any negative over the Ko2's yet.  Other than the K02's might LOOK a LITTLE cooler lol.  But the weight difference was worth it to me.  They ride GREAT and are way quieter than the Ko2's

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7 minutes ago, Mike Borowski said:

Other than not having tried any heavy snow yet, I can't find any negative over the Ko2's yet.  Other than the K02's might LOOK a LITTLE cooler lol.  But the weight difference was worth it to me.  They ride GREAT and are way quieter than the Ko2's

Thanks for the feedback. I think I’m gonna go for it. 

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35 minutes ago, GMC207 said:

I have run ko2s the past 3 trucks and wanted to try something different also, I think I’m sold on the at3 now. Which side did you choose haha. They have 2 sides I guess.

I didn't see your "side question"?  Do you mean white or black text?  I don't think mine have an option...

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Thanks for bringing this subject up! Been tire shopping for a better tire than the factory ones especially for winter driving here and really liked what I've read on the Toyo's. They look like a good fit for what I wanted but the A/T3's seem fairly new but better version than their 2's, especially in the wet and snow conditions. Hopefully they are

 

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1 hour ago, Mike Borowski said:

I didn't see your "side question"?  Do you mean white or black text?  I don't think mine have an option...

Merry Christmas to me! Thanks Santa! Haha. Just went and scooped them up. The side walls are different on each side. The TOYO lettering appears to stick out more and possibly the side treads look a tad thicker. 
 

THE ko2 def has a thicker tread on the side, but so be it. Excited to try something new.

 

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Ordered these stock 20s on eBay to replace the stock AT4 20s that arent black. Can’t wait to get these wrapped in the AT3. 

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54 minutes ago, Grover67 said:

Look forward to seeing your new setup and like the black rims!

 

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I’m impatient I want them on now! Haha. Hopefully I can get them on Monday/Tuesday.

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On 12/4/2020 at 1:21 PM, Grover67 said:

Look forward to seeing your new setup and like the black rims!

 

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Got them on. Figured I’d show them off! Haha. I will say the AT3s ride like a dream. I wanna say they ride smoother than the KO2. They are quiet too. Great tires. 

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