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SEARCHToyo Tire U.S.A. has added seven new sizes to its Open Country R/T tire line for light-duty trucks and other off-road vehicles, the company has announced.
Photo courtesy of Toyo.
Photo courtesy of Toyo.
Toyo Tire U.S.A. has added seven new sizes to its Open Country R/T tire line for light-duty trucks and other off-road vehicles, the company has announced.
The Open Country R/T tires, which are built at Toyo's Georgia factory, feature off-road traction, durable construction, and aggressive styling. The new sizes expand the tire line's models to 15. The line now offers a range of sizes from 16 to 22 inches in wheel diameter.
The new sizes include the LT265/75R16 (10-Ply, Load Range E); 37X12.50R17 (8-Ply, Load Range D); 37X13.50R17 (8-Ply, Load Range D); 35X13.50R20 (10-Ply, Load Range E); 37X13.50R20 (10-Ply, Load Range E); 35X12.50R22 (10-Ply, Load Range E); and 37X12.50R22 (10-Ply, Load Range E).
For a complete listing of sizes, visit Toyo's Open Country Web page.
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