I have a Premium model and am looking for new A/T tires. I wanna keep the stock 20in wheel. A 275/55r20 seems like it shouldn’t rub. Anyone have some insight?
Don’t want rub
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It won’t, I’m running 265/60/20 and even at 25 PSI fully articulated
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Thanks!It won’t, I’m running 265/60/20 and even at 25 PSI fully articulated
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I got the Cooper Discoverer Road Trail AT. So far so good
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No pics yet. I got the 275/55r20. Haven’t missed a beat. The car actually feels more stable with them.
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It was one of the highest rated on-road AT tires.
Curious how the comfort and road noise compare with the stock all seasons? I’ll be doing something similar but I’ll be on 22”.
Honestly the main reason I want to upgrade is because of the looks. Secondary is for better wet and snow perf. I just hope that I don’t sacrifice too much road noise/comfort for the switch to ATs. I’m thinking of Toyo OC iiis
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The look is definitely better! The Coopers offer a more rugged look over all-seasons, but have little to no road noise. I don’t off-road, just overland. That’s why I use on-road ATs.
I ran Continental Terrain Contact ATs on my old 4Runner and they were good too. Super quiet, not as aggressive. These tires are great in the rain and snow too.
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