Looking for the Best 4Runner All Terrain Tires – Need Your Recommendations!

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I’m on the hunt for all-terrain tires that are perfect for my 4Runner. I love taking my vehicle off the beaten path, whether it’s tackling muddy trails, snowy roads, or rocky surfaces, and I need tires that can handle it all. Here are a few questions I have:

What to Look For?

  • Durability: How do different brands compare in terms of wear and tear?
  • Traction: Which tires perform best in mud and snow?
  • Tread Patterns: Any recommendations on specific designs that improve performance?
  • Sizes: What size fits best for optimal off-road performance?

Recommendations & Experiences

If you guys have any favorites or personal experiences with specific brands or models, I’d love to hear about them! Also, if there are any reviews or comparison charts that you know of, please share!

Looking forward to your insights!

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When selecting all-terrain tires for a Toyota 4Runner, consider the tread patterns for off-road grip versus highway comfort. A deeper tread is great for mud, while a more uniform tread offers better road noise reduction. Durability is also key, so look for tires rated for rough terrain.

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Absolutely! I’ve always found that comparing the warranty on the tires helps gauge durability as well. Brands like BFGoodrich and Goodyear seem to have great reputations.

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Don’t forget about sizing! Make sure to choose tires that match your 4Runner’s specs. Too tall can affect handling, while too short may reduce off-road capabilities. Always check your owner’s manual.

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Great point! Speaking of specs, has anyone tried a larger tire size? I’m curious about the difference it makes in performance.

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I’ve been using KO2s from BFGoodrich, and they’ve been fantastic for both on-road and off-road. They handle rocky trails well and still perform decently in rain. Give them a look for your 4Runner!

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I hear great things about the KO2s! Have you noticed any differences in fuel economy with those compared to others?

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Don’t overlook price! Sometimes the best tires aren’t just the most expensive ones. Look for user reviews or comparisons online to find gems that fit your budget.

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Very true! Tire deals are real, but I end up just buying what’s on sale. I’m curious if that’s the best strategy, though.

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Also, think about road noise! Some all-terrain tires can be really loud, especially on highways. I like the quieter options, as long trips can get tedious otherwise.

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Haha, true! My friends tease me for choosing quieter tires for my 4Runner, but my ears thank me on long drives!

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I’m also looking for all-terrain tires for my 4Runner! I’ve heard great things about the BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2. It seems to balance off-road grip and on-road performance well. Has anyone tried these?

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I had those on my 4Runner, and they performed excellently off-road. However, I did notice a slight decrease in fuel efficiency. Definitely worth it for the traction in mud!

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I run Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs on my 4Runner! While they provide fantastic traction, especially in snow and off-road, I’ve found them a bit noisy on highways. The trade-off is reasonable for the performance you get.

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Interesting point! How much did the road noise impact your overall driving experience?

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I guess it depends on how often you drive off-road! For more off-roading, I’d stick with features like better tread depth over just fuel efficiency. Have you considered the Falken Wildpeak A/T3W?

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I’ve heard good reviews about these. How do they compare with the KO2s in terms of mud performance?

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In my experience, the Falken tires are great for wet conditions and have a smoother ride compared to KO2s. But I feel KO2s might handle rockier terrains better. It’s a tough choice!

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That’s good to know! Just to clarify, how much do your fuel costs differ between the two tire types?

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Honestly, I didn’t monitor fuel costs too closely, but I felt my 4Runner was slightly thirstier with the KO2s. Anyone else track their mileage changes closely?