Toyo Open Country RT Pro tires (LT275/65/R20) installed

[Steamingoat1]

Heavy beast! 64 lbs. I don’t see too much siping for snow performance. Looks great though!

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[Davethadog]

Heavy beast! 64 lbs. I don’t see too much siping for snow performance. Looks great though!

It’s marketing. Its not really that much different than the rt and it’s certainly not going to win any efficiency awards at 15 lbs more than the stock tire.

 

[FooF]

Quick update currently at 1.77 miles/kwh but expect it to improve when summer rolls around. I was at 1.88 miles/kwh on factory at tires.

 

[Polar]

Quick update currently at 1.77 miles/kwh but expect it to improve when summer rolls around. I was at 1.88 miles/kwh on factory at tires.

Appreciate the update FooF!

 

[FooF]

Appreciate the update FooF!

I forgot to mention that 58psi seems to be the sweet spot for comfort, handling and range.

 

[Davethadog]

I have them on our dual motor gen 1 r1t. 1.98 seems to be what we’re averaging over 500 miles mixed city and highway. It has been warm in Denver but they handle the snow well. Quieter than the stock Pirelli, definitely heavier steering and less sporty but IMO well worth the trade off.

I have the LT Pirelli XTM ATs on my gen 2 quad. I get about the same efficiency though do more highway and off-roading but find the tires to be quiet and excellent on snowy trails. They hold 15 PSI well and are quite comfy on the rocky sharp bullshit that is common to Colorado trails.

 

[michaelmotorcycle]

Hi, any update on your experience with the RT Pros? I am considering them for my Gen 2 Quad.

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