Georgia WTS - Set of 4 - 20" AT wheels with Toyo Open Country AT3 EV 116H (SL) tires ($3800)

[AuntRivian]

Wheels and mounted tires together. Quantity 4. Local sale only please (come get them), Atlanta area. I loved these but traded in my R1T for a new one which came with the 20" Darks, so I'm keeping those. They're all in excellent shape, no curb rash.

Just over 1200 miles on them.

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[bagsofcole]

Interested

 

[bagsofcole]

In north Ga and would like to see more photos of you could.

 

[AuntRivian]

In north Ga and would like to see more photos of you could.

will try to get some tonight, but may not be until tomorrow. i'll take a bunch though!

 

[AuntRivian]

In north Ga and would like to see more photos of you could.

Updated my first post with new pics

 

[bagsofcole]

Man I just bought a new set of tires in Dec for my 21s. I had been holding out for months. Now I have to figure out how to talk the boss into releasing the funds.

 

[Harvey Mushman]

If these were in MI I'd buy them in a heartbeat.

 

[sfkirill]

A bit off topic, but what did you think of the tires? I am deciding between LT and H on these for my next set. Thanks!

 

[AuntRivian]

A bit off topic, but what did you think of the tires? I am deciding between LT and H on these for my next set. Thanks!

I like them a lot, it remains to be seen how well they wear, but I'd say they're a more aggressive, better looking, hopefully longer lasting, and better wearing (noise) alternative to the OEM 20" Pirelli. Here's all my R1T tire experience for comparison....

OEM 21's - dead silent, butter smooth, but I hated the way they looked (too small) and really didn't like the way the lower profile rubber took small bumps/imperfections

20's with 34" Blizzaks - had these briefly, never used in snow, but surprisingly smooth/compliant on road especially for an LT tire. Very impressed with the on road feel, didn't like the looks (not aggressive looking)

(loaner) OEM 20" AT's (18k miles) - LOUD, kinda rough, still took small bumps better than the 21's though

OEM 20" AT's (NEW)- pretty damn quiet, great over bumps, relatively smooth, look great, actually love these new but I know they won't last

Toyo 20's (through 1k miles) - I'd say barely louder or maybe the same vs brand new Pirelli 20 AT's, only noticeable noise around 50-60 with radio off and listening for it, not an issue imo, just as smooth, much better over bumps than the 21's, similar to OEM pirelli 20's. Best looking IMO, I absolutely loved looking back at my truck. No difference in acceleration because they're light. I think they're a great all around tire and the big question will be is how well they wear. The Toyo's have been around for a while and seem to be well liked through 40-50k miles on other trucks, so hopes are high. Efficieiceny was identical to the new OEM pirellis I'd say.

 

[bagsofcole]

still want these, dm?

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