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Belle Tire and Toyo MT's
Ok I am looking into buying some 34" Toyo MT's for my UN-LIFTED and UN-LEVELED, completely stock suspension, 2008 stx f150 4x4. I talked to a Belle Tire rep and he said it would be an awful choice for me. His concern was noise. Now, Ive read countless threads about these tires and they all seem to rave about them. I am a mostly pavement driver but I do get out on the dirt about once a week. I would like anyone to comment about their Toyo's or experiences suggesting whether or not they are truly good or bad tires. Thank you.
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The Toyo MT's and the similar Nitto Trail Grapplers are the two quietest mud tires available. But the average car or truck owner would probably still say they are loud. The dealer you spoke to has probably had to deal with several customers who purchased MT's because the looked cool, only to return in a week or two wanting to swap them for a set of AT's.
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Originally Posted by wandell
(Post 4446796)
The Toyo MT's and the similar Nitto Trail Grapplers are the two quietest mud tires available. But the average car or truck owner would probably still say they are loud. The dealer you spoke to has probably had to deal with several customers who purchased MT's because the looked cool, only to return in a week or two wanting to swap them for a set of AT's.
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I have the toyo's and they arent loud at all have a nice humming sound but if you want no sound or little sound stick with a AT tire
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Actually, a guy at Discount in the metro Detroit area steered me away from the Toyo's saying they are alot of money for nothing special. He suggested the Nitto Trail's instead if I wanted the "look" but highly recommended the Terra Grappler overall for my case and size wanted. Basically he was saying between the Toyo and Nitto M/T's, the extra money is not justified going to Toyo.
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Originally Posted by detroitbuilt
(Post 4446700)
Ok I am looking into buying some 34" Toyo MT's for my UN-LIFTED and UN-LEVELED, completely stock suspension, 2008 stx f150 4x4. I talked to a Belle Tire rep and he said it would be an awful choice for me. His concern was noise. Now, Ive read countless threads about these tires and they all seem to rave about them. I am a mostly pavement driver but I do get out on the dirt about once a week. I would like anyone to comment about their Toyo's or experiences suggesting whether or not they are truly good or bad tires. Thank you.
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Also from what I have seen her, 34" will be too big on and unlifted/unleveled truck. Largest is 33".
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Originally Posted by kingfish51
(Post 4447438)
Also from what I have seen her, 34" will be too big on and unlifted/unleveled truck. Largest is 33".
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Alright good information. Are the Nitto Grapplers AS good though? I want the best value for my money (who doesnt) also, I need tires that will handle well in Snow (Michigan). Here are the main categories I am concerned with: safety, handling, noise, and ride. Can anyone expound on these topics? Yea I will probably go a size down, but I might get a 2" leveling kit. Not sure yet. Thanks for all your help. Rich Rodriguez was just fired hahah about time
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The Toyo 34" M/Ts are a great tire. I have a set on my truck for the last two years. With a 2 inch leveling kit there was no trimming and no rubbing. I don't think they will fit a stock 4x4.
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