Tires Toyo or Kleber

Toyo Tires
joegorski
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Rating 5.0

I have had great luck with the Toyo Open Country A/T III on my 2500HD Silverado. We pull our 5th wheel everywhere. They are relatively quiet and have the load rating we need and good tread for a light all terrain.

Pros: relatively quiet, good tread
Mileage: 25000 km
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Kleber Tires
remi01
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Rating 5.0

Kleber Quadraxer 3, just bought them and they're fantastic. I just changed Vredestein Quatracs after more than 60k driven and Klebers are even better, and definitely more comfortable and quiet. Due to climate changes and dynamic weather changes, in short period of time I tested them on rain, snow, below zero temperatures, even +9° degrees. They're good both in the city and on the motorway.

Pros: comfortable and quiet
Cons: made in Romania
Mileage: 60000 km
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Kleber Tires
remi01
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Rating 5.0

I bought now Kleber Quadraxer 3 all season tyre's and those are so comfortable and silent that I feel like I would change a car.

Pros: comfortable and silent
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Toyo Tires

Can’t speak to them on a crosstrek directly, but I have a set on my Xterra. Not terrible in terms of road noise day to day (even at a higher load rating on a heavier vehicle), and great tread life so far. As for grip, they are excellent. They got me through Minnesota’s snowiest winter in recent history last year and aided in getting a lot of my neighbors unstuck too.

Pros: great tread life, excellent grip
Cons: road noise
Vehicle: Nissan
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Toyo Tires

I had AT3’s on my trek before I sold it for a truck. Great tires. They were great on muddy back roads in Texas getting to rural stations and were just as good when I moved to Colorado and dealt with snow storms.

Pros: great on muddy roads
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Toyo Tires

Love the Toyo AT3 on my 17 CT. 215/65R15s. For comparison, the Bridgestones were 8lbs heavier per tire and that’s a huge difference in acceleration and wear/tear on the suspension/steering components. Also they are much quieter than Bridgestones.

Pros: much quieter
Cons: wear/tear on suspension
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Toyo Tires
SoCalAsian900
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Rating 5.0

Currently have a/t 3 on my CT, overall love them, 19k on the tires overall with light to moderate off-road and as well snow storms. They are a bit noiser but once you get used to it, the noise won't bother you. Better traction overall and worth it compared to the stock tires that came on mine. Went mudding over the weekend and they did great

Pros: better traction overall
Cons: a bit noiser
Mileage: 19000 km
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Toyo Tires

No but I’ve had the Toyo M/T’s. Both started cracking in between the treads after 2 years. The Road Noise was low.

Pros: low road noise
Cons: cracking after 2 years
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Toyo Tires

On our 2016 I had to ditch the Toyos at 19k because I drove down a gravel driveway and popped one when a piece of gravel went through them... They are so bad.

Cons: they are so bad
Vehicle: Mazda
Mileage: 19000 km
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