• Welcome to Tacoma3G.com, a free resource for 2016-2023 Toyota Tacoma owners!

    Tacoma3G is a beginner-friendly 3rd Generation Toyota Tacoma (2016-2023 model-years) forum. We are a community of people who are focused on good information and good vibes. T3G is the passion-project of a USMC/Toyota technician.

What is the best tire quality for the price?

Lewisiv13

Lewisiv13

2️⃣ Bronze
General Grabbers from Walmart just don't cut it.
 

Attachments

  • IMG_4953.webp
    IMG_4953.webp
    142.6 KB · Views: 144
Also curious as to which tire most run, everytime a see a diff taco I change my mind on tires bc everybody seems to rock a diff brand and they all look great and perform about the same depending on needs.

I’m stuck on mainly
BFG KO2
Cooper stt maxx

But seen nice duratracs and toyo open countrys
 
AZWM Taco said:
I got to say I love my falken wildpeaks AT3w , I think I bought them at $127 a tire a discount tire . Have a 55k mile rating . Looking forward to see how long they last
Click to expand...
Not to mention they have a superior snow rating if that matters at all. I love mine too. My only complaint is i went with P tires cause i didnt know at time i should go LT’s. But all good
 
951_yota said:
Not to mention they have a superior snow rating if that matters at all. I love mine too. My only complaint is i went with P tires cause i didnt know at time i should go LT’s. But all good
Click to expand...
That’s awesome , I do get some snow in the winter and looking forward to trying them in the snow
 
had a set of used duratracs C rated w 8k and they hummed kinda loud.

ko2 E rated are quiet and stiffer. i liked them.

st maxx E I like them too. Little louder than KO2 but not too much. seems stickier but a little louder.

I've heard nitto ridge grapplers are nice tires but also nice $$$

Manbun525 said:
Also curious as to which tire most run, everytime a see a diff taco I change my mind on tires bc everybody seems to rock a diff brand and they all look great and perform about the same depending on needs.

I’m stuck on mainly
BFG KO2
Cooper stt maxx

But seen nice duratracs and toyo open countrys
Click to expand...
 
Evrazie said:
is It possible to run 275-70-17 on stock suspension? From what I have heard 265-70-17 was the biggest tire size you could fit,
Click to expand...


I really think it all depends and is a 50/50, on model/trim and rim BS/offset, I have the stock 265s and with my rims and spidertrax spacers I had pretty good rubbing which threw me through a loop. I am like millimeters from the cmc on stock tires idk how so 285s scare me. DCLB here so heavier but also have 888 coils and bilstiens
 
I am a fan of Hankook DynaPro ATM RF10 Off-Road Tire. Have run them on couple different trucks...have always done me well. My truck is a DD ...also use for the usual fishing, hunting type driving.
 
Evrazie said:
is It possible to run 275-70-17 on stock suspension? From what I have heard 265-70-17 was the biggest tire size you could fit,
Click to expand...
I don’t think you could without adjusting for rub (CMC, spacers, etc.)
 
951_yota said:
I got my tires from tirebuyer.com shipped to local tireshop. I’d use them again for sure. As far as affordable-Falkens are very popular right now. I got 5 for like 800 during a deal
Click to expand...
My local Town Fair Tire price matched the lowest price I could find for tires, including the internet. $129 a tire for Wildpeak A/T3 265-70-17 Standard Load. They're getting mounted on Level 8 MK 6 Matte Gunmetal Gray-17x8 -0 offset wheels on Monday.
 
Here ya go, got them on today

Wheels: Level 8 MK6 17x8", zero offset, matte gunmetal with Falken Wildpeaks A/T3, 265/70/17 standard load. There is rub right now at full turn, but that's getting taken care of with my lift later this month.

IMG_20180608_142929.webpIMG_20180608_143006.webp
It's amazing what wheels and going one size up on tires does for the stance/look of these trucks.
 
Back
Top