35x12.50 toyo at on 20x10 wheels

Black_Pstroke · Jan 31, 2015

Looking to see if anyone has pics of this setup. I've been contemplating buying these tires. I really don't like the look of the tread that ive been finding on these tires on websites stock photos. I recently read that on the "bigger" tires they have a more aggressive tread pattern. Also if you are running these tires give some opinions thanks.

Chris1976 · Jan 31, 2015

Hope this helps. Only pic I could find. These are the AT2's and my second set. Last set got a little over 50000 out of them. All around good tire for me!

Black_Pstroke · Jan 31, 2015

thanks for the pic, you know what the offset is on your wheels by chance?

Motostroker · Jan 31, 2015

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Chris1976 · Jan 31, 2015

18....does that sound right? They are as wide as the widest part of the fender, may stick out a hair. That's the way I wanted them but I do like when they stick out just didn't want mine that way.

Chris1976 · Jan 31, 2015

Or 12????? Can't remember sorry.

silver6four · Jan 31, 2015

i had 2 sets on my f150 and ill say this...they have very good wet pavement traction and dry..this is with a 230 hp v8 tho.. snow they were ok.. were pretty much gone at 50000.. best tire ive ever owned on wet pavement.. i run toyo mts now and they break lose like crazy.. so far getting better milage out of mt..(mud terrain)....

silver6four · Jan 31, 2015

o and lite dry dirt would cake them up..as far as mud goes...i wouldnt depend on them for sh!t...just my opinion.. hope this helps bud..

Black_Pstroke · Feb 1, 2015

Just curious, we're the ones you had on your f150 what they are considering there "extreme" series? So far that's the only tire I like in the toyo at2, however if they clog up that bad I'll definitely have to look at something else. Thanks for the info aND pics guys!

silver6four · Feb 3, 2015

im sorry i cant answer that question..i dont think they were extreme series..i believe toyo just changed their tire design..new mt looks diff as well i believe...some one else may chime in on that... i used to go offraod a bit with the f150.. for some people they may work just fine.. but for instance i race dirt bikes..parking is always in open fields..it rained the day before the race pretty good and to say the least the field was a mess.. i couldnt make it but 20 feet off the gravel road before tires became slicks..low range first gear locked at half throttle wouldnt clean tires out..yes this is somewhat an extreme situation but somtimes normal life is so... but as said before they had awesome wet pavement traction..its a street tire only in my opinion.. hope this helps..