I've got road tyres on a 3rd Gen and while they are great on-road on and motorways etc..., they are just awful off-road so i'm contemplating buying some AT's.
I'm leaning towards BFG T/A KO's. Seen lots of Landcruisers etc..., on YouTube vids running these in some pretty dire off-road conditions and they seem to work really well. The ratings for on-road use, specially in the wet, for an A/T look good too.
I realise a fair number of these off-road used trucks run lockers and i suspect even with road tyres they'd be pretty good however, i have a bog standard 3rd Gen SSR-G with an LSD at the rear and no lift, and i'm about to start doing some Greenlaning and the odd off-road venue but because i still do a fair few tarmac miles i thought AT's would fit the bill.
I've seen General Grabber AT3's on a few 4x4's from the factory, been considering Toyo, Michelin, Pirelli and Conti.
I know some of you use your Surfs as they were meant to be used and no doubt you all have your opinions on off-road tyres therefore i would like to hear your recommends.
I won't be needing M/T tyres just yet as the stuff i intend to do won't be so demanding.
I'm leaning towards BFG T/A KO's. Seen lots of Landcruisers etc..., on YouTube vids running these in some pretty dire off-road conditions and they seem to work really well. The ratings for on-road use, specially in the wet, for an A/T look good too.
I realise a fair number of these off-road used trucks run lockers and i suspect even with road tyres they'd be pretty good however, i have a bog standard 3rd Gen SSR-G with an LSD at the rear and no lift, and i'm about to start doing some Greenlaning and the odd off-road venue but because i still do a fair few tarmac miles i thought AT's would fit the bill.
I've seen General Grabber AT3's on a few 4x4's from the factory, been considering Toyo, Michelin, Pirelli and Conti.
I know some of you use your Surfs as they were meant to be used and no doubt you all have your opinions on off-road tyres therefore i would like to hear your recommends.
I won't be needing M/T tyres just yet as the stuff i intend to do won't be so demanding.
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