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...I've only ran E's on one other 1/2 ton and wasn't a very pleasant experience. Rode like buggy with wooden wheels. I did see where the new toyo AT3 comes in a 315/70/17 C2. Looks like they designed something specifically for us! But I am a big fan of yokohama and really like these new x-at's...

I like my 37" Cooper AT3 XLT's over my previous set of Toyo MT's. The on road wet handling is far better. Don't need 4 high to take off from a stop.

Well I can tell you the Cooper AT3 XLT are infinitely better on road than the KO2s. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Hey Everyone, Bought a new to me 2014 Ruby Red Metallic Raptor in March with 37k miles, the previous owner has done a few tasteful modifications, the only one I dislike, is that he put 22" wheels on a 35" tire (Toyo Open Country RT). I am looking to stick with a 35" tire, but move to an 18"...

This has been my project, bfg loud and no traction wet and bad handeling, tried many tires finally ended up with Geolander GO15 had toyo AT3 good at first and got louder and louder and mpg went down 2.

I was running 37" Toyo MT's on my Gen1 and thought they were quite. I just put the Cooper AT3 XLT 37" on and they make the Toyo's sound loud.

I have run a lot of tires in my Raptors over the past 9 years. The three you are down too are all good tires. Of that group, I would definitely recommend the BFG All Terrain K02.

...the line. --SVC Offroad Traction Bars - Highly looking forward to installing these in the next week or so --20" VenomRex 602's wrapped in Toyo AT3's Exterior Mods: --Mojave Frame Cut Front Bumper --30" Rigid Industries Adapt LED Light Bar w/ GPS ----2 sets of light covers for the Rigid bar...

Great information thanks from others as we debate this highly subjective topic! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The original KO got skunked 5 ears ago in a comparison test by practically all of its competitors (see here). The KO2 shares the same tread as the KO, but a different (improved) compound, which nets 10-20% improvement on all fronts, according to BFG. Of course tires are a subjective thing. You...

Toyo and Nitto (sister companies) are popular, but way too heavy. Cooper has gotten rave reviews from everyone I know, both in person and online, whereas the KO2 isn't much appreciated, at least here. I am strongly considering the ST Maxx, but Cooper just updated their AT3 (which skunked the...

Thank you for that very detailed explanation. I really appreciate the time you took to write it. I don't really want to increase the weight of each tire, but really what's another 20-30lbs overall in the grand scheme of things. If I can actually notice a better ride quality it's worth it...

Does anyone on here have experience with Cooper Tires and if they run true to size? I have an icon 2.25 kit to put on my truck and I've been looking at the Discoverer AT3 XLTs but they only come in stock size or a 37/12.50/17... I was originally going to go with a 35" Toyo RT or Nitto Ridge...

Why not the STT Pro? Currently looking at them in 37” for another set of wheels. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Tread pattern on the ST Maxx looks promising. Not terribly aggressive so it should be comparable to KO2s for road noise but aggressive enough to work well off road.

Absolutely! I do need to play with the pressure some more to find where I like them the best, but so far they are fantastic on the road. I haven't tested them offroad yet, unless you consider a grass yard and a gravel driveway as being offroad, but I will post up my experiences once I get a...

2014 Ford Raptor SCAB Oxford White $42,000 35,xxx miles 801A package (no moonroof, tailgate step or front camera) Always ran premium shell or chevron (occasionally Costco) Oil switched to synthetic at 1k miles and only used OEM oil filters Oil changed at 5k intervals Never driven hard...

Anyone know where I can get a set of Toyo Open Country AT2's in 35x12.50x17's? Havent had any luck finding availibility from local shops. I have Duratracs now with 42K on them, love the tires but want to try something quieter this time around. Have looked at Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo 2...

For the price installed, I could care less about the barbed wire. If the tire performs well off road and has decent on road manners, as well as in rain and snow, I am going for it. Hard to beat at total installed $300 less than the Duratracs(which are great, but softer and have some looseness...

I haven't heard anything about them. More on the AT3 from Overland Journal's AT tire test: