Yokohama Go15 or Falken A/T3

[Markcas_65]

Tyres

Hi Old Jack
I have just fitted the Toyo A/T 3 .Ended up paying $230 each .a few extra dollars now is worth it in the long run .The 4 ribs had wandering problems and seemed to be slippery on wet roads from new .And the ST Max had vibration problems after sitting for 2 weeks .I work away from home 2 on 2 off.
Thanks for yours and other members help .
Mark

[Travis73]

Another big fan of the Pirelli ATR's here...

[signo1985]

But the pirelli in the 265/65/r17 don't come in LT but P only, am i correct?
And on their website theres' nothing RE number of ply.


Any ideas?

EDIT
Pirelli AT+ as the ATR are the older model now discontinued

[old Jack]

But the pirelli in the 265/65/r17 don't come in LT but P only, am i correct?
And on their website theres' nothing RE number of ply.


Any ideas?

EDIT
Pirelli AT+ as the ATR are the older model now discontinued

All the tyre sizes below are Passenger Construction tyres, only those with a LT prefix are light truck construction. All the Light Truck construction tyres are "10 ply" which is a load index of 119 or greater. There is one size that is a 8 ply Light Truck, LT245/70/R16 113T.


18”
265/60R18 110H
265/65R18 114T
255/60R18 112H XL

17”
LT285/70R17 121R
275/65R17 115T
265/65R17 112T
LT265/70R17 121S
245/65R17 111T XL
235/65R17 108H XL
225/65R17 102H

16”
275/70R16 114T
265/70R16 112T
LT265/75R16 123S
255/70R16 111T
245/70R16 111T XL
LT245/70R16 113T
LT245/75R16 120R
235/70R16 106T



OJ.

[signo1985]

Hi OJ.


So yes, the 265/65/r17 does not come in LT.
What about the number of ply for the P models?


I will be looking at new tyres soon, it'll be my first at set, my main doubt is P or LT.
What i do is mainly black stuff (90% hoping to reduce it soon) and beach driving 10%.
Theres some gravel and corrugated here and there but really occasionally. Nothing rocky (im in perth).
And not towing.


Am i better off with P or should i be looking at LT no matter what??


Cheers

[oscaroo]

I have those Yokos. Yes Quiet, good in the wet and excellent fuel economy.

Gday.

When you say excellent fuel economy ... what are we talking about?
I like the idea of an A/T tyre but I also don't like the idea of spending much more on fuel.

I don't often go off-road. Maybe a 4 times a year or so. So it is mostly city/highway driving. I also do not tow.