Got the Toyos a couple months ago. I'm averaging 4.0 km/kWh (2.5 mi/kWh), so it seems like they're pretty efficient!
I’ve found Toyo holds up the best…..with the exception of the Toyo m/t I don’t know what kind of fairy dust they put in those but they are the longest lasting m/t I’ve ever seen on heavy trucks….my dad has a set on his 250 and pulls a camper and 14k pound trailer/tractor and this set is at 60k with about 10-15k left in them
On my 3rd set of Toyo A/Ts between 2 different rigs. Long tread life, 40k min. Quiet comfortable ride. Works well in all conditions, sand/mud/rocks. I won't run anything else.
I have Toyo r/t trails and they’ve been awesome so far
Last time i used re003 now currently using toyo tr1. They’re squarish & has pretty good grip.
Ive been running KO2s for years and my most recent set is the KO3. I like them. They handle well on the road amd in the dirt, aren't loud at all, and last a decent amount.
Toyo Tires Open Country A50 OEM on my 25 CX-70. 275/45/21s. I am extremely happy with these tires. Quite for a 21 inch wheel, still at 9/32 front and near that at the rear with 7,500 mi I'm very smooth on the highway between 60 and 80.
Mine fell from 28 to 26 mpg (2020 Ram Laramie Ecodiesel) after putting on BF Goodrich TKOs.
I have a set of proxes on my G37x and I honestly think they are one of the worst tires I have ever owned. They don't hold grip in corners and downright dangerous when it's wet.
Late but I don't recomend these even with a good name that toyo has. These are made cheaply and slips in wet. I have 195/50r15 and these slip with my weak 90whp car. These tires are perfect sliding tho as in warm it provides medium grip, and in wet it's makes you feel like you have 200hp haha. I wouldn't recommend for grip. Decent commuter tire tho for the price.
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