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[BlueSky]

I got some new Cooper Discoverer AT3 in the 265/70R18 size on my 2008 Tundra with the ATC Cougar in the bed.  These are Load E rated and are very heavy duty, and just a tad taller than what is called for on the door jamb (it was as close as I could get).  Very good in snow and ice on mountain passes, and added a lot of stability around town and on curvy roads.  Less bouncy too.  When you are pushing the limits of payload this kind of tire really makes a difference.  I think my city driving gas mileage took a little hit, but highway seems the same as the old Geolanders.

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

Nice.It's always a good feeling when you get new tires.

Except for the "pocket book"

Frank

[RicoV]

Good job, it looks as if they'll do the trick!

Rico.

[billharr]

Must be the day for tires. I just put 4 new tires on my 2005 Tundra. Hurt because I had 30,000 miles on my Michelin XL's tread had over 30,000 left. But they were 11 years old and getting lots of cracks, I do long drives and not worth the chance. Put on Kumho's A/T's 55,000 mile warranty and I will not do that in the next ten years.  

[AWG_Pics]

We put E rated 10-ply conti TerrainContacts on a month or so ago. Like them alot.