toyo's and nitto's are both made in the same plant with the same rubber.......just so ya guys know......nitto's are cheaper though......

Nitto's have a different sidewall pattern.

Yea, the Nittos are a little bit cheaper the best I have seen was around 700 for 4 LT315/75-16. Does anyone have any pics of that size Nitto on a 16x8 rim? Just curious what the tire would look like mounted.

Matt

do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth????


i said the same plant and the same rubber.........where at any point did i say sidewall, now go find a corner and lay down.......:yeah:


700 is a good deal, i would jump on them.....

if ya want toyo's, you can get them for 160 plus shipping and mounting........

I'm gonna pop you one boy. I was just saying the only difference is the sidewall. Go compare a nitto to a toyo ya dipstick. Same tread pattern just different sidewall.

I like my ProComp Xtreme A/T's. First tire I've had to last over a year and they still have half the tread left. I would go with the Xtreme A/T or Nitto's all terrain.

I got toyo a/t also and like them pretty well. They were a little spungie at first but burn them a little and then rotate and repeat and they are great.

That's good news. Well, I was going to go with the Cooper S/T but now I am not so sure anymore. Anyone else run coopers of any kind?

Matt

I run 35x12.50x17 Pro comp Extreme AT's, and I love them so far. They have about 2k miles on them and don't look like they have worn at all.
Scott

A lot of people like the Pro-Comps but Cooper owns Pro-Comp and Mastercraft, so I just figured that they must make a pretty good tire. There are a few people that swear by them, I am just wondering how they do on the larger trucks. Plus they are cheap, something like $660 out the door for LT315/75-16.

Matt