Toyo Open Country 3 EV OEM 20” replacement

[Andrewbens]

This thread is for those of you who replaced there 20” tire with the OEM Open Country 3 EV.

Size 275/60/20 116T XL

I want to first off say these tires are extremely impressive. They are slightly louder than stock the steering wheel doesn’t pull to the left or right when flooring it the KWH are extremely impressive I’m averaging about 2.1 to work while I was averaging 1.7 to work on K02s also had a 33” pair of Open Country 3 which were doing about 1.9KWH to work which wasn’t so bad compared to the K02s. I’ve had 4 pairs of tires on this truck in 30,000 miles and the Open Country 3 EV hands down are the best. Here’s some pic of my road trip from my buddies house which was getting me 1.9KWH on my K02s

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[jobofly79]

This thread is for those of you who replaced there 20” tire with the OEM Open Country 3 EV.

Size 275/60/20 116T XL

I want to first off say these tires are extremely impressive. They are slightly louder than stock the steering wheel doesn’t pull to the left or right when flooring it the KWH are extremely impressive I’m averaging about 2.1 to work while I was averaging 1.7 to work on K02s also had a 33” pair of Open Country 3 which were doing about 1.9KWH to work which wasn’t so bad compared to the K02s. I’ve had 4 pairs of tires on this truck in 30,000 miles and the Open Country 3 EV hands down are the best. Here’s some pic of my road trip from my buddies house which was getting me 1.9KWH on my K02s

Super helpful. I have been looking at these tires to put on my truck this fall. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Zprime29]

Still $400 a pop...Love what they've accomplished but don't love the price.

 

[Andrewbens]

Still $400 a pop...Love what they've accomplished but don't love the price.

I waited a year for these tires and payed attention to all the Facebook post and on here. So far these smoke everything else I had.

 

[Zprime29]

I tried to get a set last year, Discount had me on a waiting list for months and I gave up. Discovered Bridgestone's Dueler Ascent A/T. Gave me the look I wanted at a much better price. Just as quiet, no detectable hit to efficiency, but it is a tick lower on the load rating, 115T. If I towed/hauled a lot of stuff I'd probably pay up for the Toyo. If the Toyo last longer than the Bridgestone, I'd also jump ship. 8k on mine so far and lots of tread left. I'll be watching to see how the Toyo hold up.

 

[jetfixr1]

I tried to get a set last year, Discount had me on a waiting list for months and I gave up. Discovered Bridgestone's Dueler Ascent A/T. Gave me the look I wanted at a much better price. Just as quiet, no detectable hit to efficiency, but it is a tick lower on the load rating, 115T. If I towed/hauled a lot of stuff I'd probably pay up for the Toyo. If the Toyo last longer than the Bridgestone, I'd also jump ship. 8k on mine so far and lots of tread left. I'll be watching to see how the Toyo hold up.

Whats your efficiency like, and used primarily on what type of driving?

 

[Zprime29]

Whats your efficiency like, and used primarily on what type of driving?

No change in efficiency from the stock Grabbers. I get 2.7 in good weather (fall, winter, spring) and 2.4 in bad weather (summer...heavy A/C use and I see some energy going towards keeping the battery cool). My commute is 3/4 city driving (40-50mph) with a short stint on the freeway (65-70mph).

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