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Toyo Proxes R1R is a cheaper option if the car isn't super heavy.

Pros: cheaper option
Cons: car isn't super heavy
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Another one here to recommend the Toyo at3’s. On my second set and they have held up nicely through all sorts of different terrain and conditions. They’re a strong tire with a 3ply sidewall and didn’t get any chunking after a weekend rock crawling in Sedona.

Pros: strong tire, held up nicely
Cons: none
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I’ve been running Toyo open country AT3 with good luck. Quiet on the pavement, indistinguishable in dry from higher end options, and really good in ice/snow.

Pros: quiet on pavement, good ice/snow
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I have had the Toyo's (3 sets) and the Geolanders (2 sets). Traction wise, it's a wash. Both do well in rain and ice. Off road is the same. The Toyo's lasted MUCH longer than the Geolanders.

Pros: good in rain and ice
Cons: Geolanders lasted less
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I have Toyo Open Country AT3s now, and I'm always impressed with how quiet they are, given their aggressive tread. Had them for about 14k miles and they've performed well in mud, snow, and over rocks - but still feel good on the highway.

Pros: quiet, good in mud
Mileage: 14000 km
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Uy the toyo I tried some off brand at tires some black lions. They made it about 5-7k miles and we're wore out I go the toyo at for like 30$ more a tire and they lasted me like 35k miles

Pros: lasted 35k miles
Cons: wore out quickly
Mileage: 35000 km
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