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Continental Tires

DWS06 is the perfect all season for these cars. Night and day better than the hankooks

Pros: perfect all season
Cons: better than hankooks
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Toyo Tires

Toyo AT3s

Toyo RT Trails

Toyo MTs

Ran em all, all good tires! The RT Trails lasted.longer on myn1500 than my 2500HD. MTs were my favorite all-around.for looks and performance on my 2500HD. But if you want the best all.season and tread, life go with the AT3s.....Hard to beat Toyos.

Pros: good tires, long lasting
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Toyo Tires

The Cooper Discoverer AT3 was on my '06 2500 (before I sold it) and they were great. Rotations at 10k and lots of traction, but also really good life. Great in the snow and mud.

The Toyo Open Country AT are what are on my '08 3500. Solid tire, definitely needs rotations at 10k, lots of traction with fantastic life. Not anywhere as good in the mud as the Discoverer, but in the snow they were about 85% of what the Cooper tires would do.

Pros: lots of traction, good life
Cons: not good in mud
Mileage: 10000 km
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Actual-Drawer6619
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Rating 5.0

Get the Toyo RT trails. They ride smooth and are more than quiet enough for me. Lighter than MT, look cooler than the ridge grapplers, more aggressive side lug, heavier load rating than Mickey Thompson for 35x12.5

Pros: ride smooth, quiet
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Rating 5.0

Toyo open country . Surprisingly quite and smooth and great on and off road within reason.

Pros: quite and smooth
Cons: none
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Continental Tires

Viking 8’s here for the first time last winter and loved them. Had Michelin and Dunlops before and I found the Vikings are better in every way.

Pros: better in every way
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Rating 3.0

I ran these on my ‘19 tundra for 55k miles, they were still in decent condition but had a little dry rot and eventually got a massive puncture so I just upgraded to 35’s Toyo open country R/T trail tires

Pros: decent condition
Cons: dry rot, puncture
Mileage: 88513 km
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