Toyo Tire Reviews

After reviewing customer feedback, testing, and data, we recommend the Toyo Open Country A/T III tires without hesitation. They perform exceptionally well in various driving conditions, including dry and wet conditions, rough terrains, and harsh winter conditions. The A/T III tires provide stability and control for a safe and comfortable driving experience. With low noise levels and excellent tread life, they are cost-effective and a reliable choice for long-term drivers. Overall, the Toyo Open Country A/T III tires deliver excellent performance, safety, and durability, making them an all-around great choice for truck and SUV drivers.

Based on the research, data, and customer reviews analyzed for this Toyo Open Country R/T review, we highly recommend these tires for those who are looking for a versatile tire that can withstand a variety of road conditions. These tires perform exceptionally well in dry conditions, providing excellent grip and comfort on highways and light off-roading trails. While wet traction may not be as good as dry traction, users can still expect adequate performance in wet conditions. Additionally, the Toyo Open Country R/T tires have impressive tread life, making them a durable and cost-effective option for drivers who want a long-lasting tire. While not specifically designed for winter conditions, the Toyo Open Country R/T tires give a good performance in light snow and are a good choice for all-season use. Overall, we highly recommend the Toyo Open Country R/T tires for their exceptional performance, versatility, and reliability.

Based on our research, we concluded that The Toyo Proxes 4 Plus tire is a decent all-season tire, but certainly not the best. From the data and user experiences that we have gathered, it’s suggested that this tire will serve drivers best on dry pavement in straightaways as well as turns.

To summarize our research, we concluded that the Toyo Proxes St III is a tremendous all-season performance tire that can do its job quite well. 

It isn’t the top of its class, and despite being an all-season tire, it provides good dry grip and can maintain its stability and control steering through any temperature.

Although this tire is quite expensive and struggles with ice and snow, keep in mind if those factors are significant considerations for you when purchasing your new tires.

The Toyo Proxes R1R lives up to its name of being a high-performance summer tire compared to its competitors. It offers drivers sharp steering responses with superb handling and dry traction.

Based on our extensive research, we highly recommend the Proxes R888R tire for competition drivers. Alternatively, those drivers with a lightweight car who prefer not to switch between track and road tires and are looking for the best bang for their buck will also be satisfied with this model.

Based on our research, the Toyo A36 does not make a good all-season tire. According to reviews and tests, the A36 tires performed as expected in dry road conditions, but moderate amounts of snow and rain affected the traction.

While these tires come as standard original equipment on some crossover and SUV models, the feedback concludes that they do not last as long as other tires. Many customers replaced them within 30,000 miles.

Based on the research, data, and customer reviews collected for this Toyo Proxes A20 review, we can recommend these tires for their decent performance and safety in dry and wet conditions. They offer good dry traction and adequate wet traction, providing drivers with stable and secure handling. However, they fall slightly short in terms of tread life and struggle in snowy and icy conditions. The noise and comfort levels are average, making them a reliable choice for everyday driving. Overall, they are a budget-friendly option and a solid choice for many drivers, especially when purchased at Discount Tire.

The data and user experiences we have gathered for this review suggest that the Toyo Open Country Mud Terrain tires are a little costlier than others but superb for those that want durability and aggressive aesthetics.

The tires have several fortifications that make the ride smoother, even when riding off-road. 

User reviews state that you feel in control as you're driving, but there are some instances where you'd want a bit more reaction on wet surfaces.

Based on the review scores and user reviews, we cannot recommend the Toyo Open Country A20 tire. With below-average scores in wet traction, snow, and ice, these tires may not be suitable for drivers who frequently encounter severe weather conditions. Additionally, the tread life score is on the lower side. However, the tire does have decent scores for dry traction, noise, and comfort. It's crucial to consider your specific driving conditions and needs before making a tire purchase decision.

Toyo Proxes Sport performs decently on dry surfaces, and better than most summer tires on wet surfaces. The steering wheel is also very responsive in almost all conditions.

While they are not the number one sport tires in the industry, that is not what is intended by Toyo. They are a cost-effective option for people that want good sport tires for the summertime. If that is what you are looking for, the Toyo Proxes Sport tires are worth considering.