Power Wagon Registry

Just had the local shop order me some Toyos. My dad wanted my Duratracs so we came to an agreement. Can't wait to fill up the wheel wells a little more!

Luke

I love mine. Great tire.

Thanks for the vote of confidence. I've had Nittos but never Toyos.

On a tangent; it's always kinda weird explaining to people that they don't need width/floatation like they think they do.

I have had mine in everything but deep mud and they have been amazing. I keep thinking some 37s would look cool but not really practical. This size tire has done everything I have wanted to try.

AT's or MT's?

Whoops!

MTs.

Heck yeah, you should be happy with them.

Should look about like this guys setup...

I had that very same tire and size on my '05, went back to a 35x12.50...wish I had stayed with the 285/75. Great all around size, wish someone would make a 35x10.50 in a good all around tire.

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olyelr wrote:Heck yeah, you should be happy with them.

Should look about like this guys setup...

Stealing my pictures....

Mopar6.4 wrote:

olyelr wrote:Heck yeah, you should be happy with them.

Should look about like this guys setup...

Stealing my pictures....

Yep, pulled it off of your post in tire thread

How you liking them?

olyelr wrote:

Mopar6.4 wrote:

olyelr wrote:Heck yeah, you should be happy with them.

Should look about like this guys setup...

Stealing my pictures....

Yep, pulled it off of your post in tire thread

How you liking them?

They are a good tire. I've put right at 10k miles so far and have zero complaints.

Got them put on today! It made the wheel well:wheel/tire ratio look a lot more balanced.

What is a good price for the Toyo RT's?

- I have a quote from Discount tire for Nitto Ridge Grapplers in 35" for $286/tire + $16/tire mounting + taxes
- $376/tire + $16+ taxes for 35" Toyo RT's

- FatBoyz gave me a quote of $1351 OTD for 35" RT's & $1371 for 37's
- they quoted same price for the Nittos

- The RT's have a 45K mileage warranty, the Nitto's don't. Both tires made in same Georgia plant, both are an In-between hybrid type AT/MT. Discount tire will price match & offer a 10% active duty discount.

I paid around $330 per tire for 35 inch rts before fees and road hazard on a no sales tax weekend sale (just shy of $400 per out the door). Found a place or two online that had them listed cheaper, but after taxes, mounting fees etc., physical store (4 wheel parts) was a better deal. Then went back and paid $220 for a thingy to reprogram my speedo because dealers won't touch them.

Worth every penny. Ecstatic that I went with RTs. You'll love them. And wonder why 35s don't come stock.

Just to be clear; go to Fatboyz, buy the Toyos.

I just paid $315 per tire plus all the other charges for 35x12.50x17 E rated RTs.

I almost had them for $290 per, but I waited 2 weeks too long. The distributor must have had a special offer that expired. My tire guy didn't know what happened.

Not that it matters because I bought 285/75/17 Cooper Discoverer ST Maxx, but I paid $279.00 Per tire Plus $35.55 per tire shipping for a total of $1572.72 ($314.55 each) OTD shipped to my house (5 tires). Still will be stuck with $19.00 M&B per tire.

israelstanage wrote:I paid around $330 per tire for 35 inch rts before fees and road hazard on a no sales tax weekend sale (just shy of $400 per out the door). Found a place or two online that had them listed cheaper, but after taxes, mounting fees etc., physical store (4 wheel parts) was a better deal. Then went back and paid $220 for a thingy to reprogram my speedo because dealers won't touch them.

Worth every penny. Ecstatic that I went with RTs. You'll love them. And wonder why 35s don't come stock.

Can 4WP do the TPMS as well or just speedo?

On the RTs, they don't have the winter snow flake, correct? (We are in chain law/traction law country so I am limited to snowflakes)

You have to buy a $200 programmer (or one of the nicer ones) to do the speedo. If I had bought it the when I bought the tires they would have calibrated the speedo for me during install.

They won't mess with TPMS settings, nor would any dealers I visited. All said it is illegal, and dealers said their most recent software updates removed the ability to do it altogether, even if they wanted to.

No snowflakes.

Thanks!