Thanks for your reply, I'm not worried about it not fitting. I'm running slim crash bars already. Your wheel gap just looked larger than what I currently have on my bronco so I was curious. Could've been an optical illusion, but thanks for the info!
Did a chalk test on the tires. Dropped the psi to 34. Didn’t chalk completely even yet but it did feel a little better on a short freeway test ride up to 70mph.
Still waiting on getting that alignment. Also debating if I should’ve went 285/75/17 for a slightly wider tire too.
But thanks...
the two sizes I was considering were 285/75/17 C load, and these 34x10.5” D load. I went with the 34x10.5 because they were 5 lbs lighter per tire. 2 weeks ago, gas was $7 a gallon, so wanted to save some unsprung weight.
I've had ko2’s in the past. I didn’t love them and they seemed to run on the small side too, so I swapped them for ridgegrapplers. But in this size and lower weights, it’s really only ko2 or the Toyo at3. Hence why I’m trying these toyos out.
Guess I’ll air them down a bit and get my alignment...
I went and checked and the door says 39psi. Yes you could say it feels like floating and yes it’s the rear tires. Is this normal with these Toyo at3’s?
the door says 39psi so I’m on par at 40psi. I’ve driven a truck before with a lift before it got aligned and it doesn’t feel like that. It’s not a wobbly or a drift to one side or the other, it’s almost like it loses grip or sways for a half second then grabs again. Like driving in the rain...
I didn't get the alignment done yet as I just got the tires put on a few days ago, but it doesn't drift or always feel loose. It just doesn't feel well grounded. Mainly just at 70mph or higher on the freeway. I was going to get the alignment this weekend but wasn't sure if I should try and...
Hey everyone,
I just recently installed my new wheels and tires. I chose to go with 17x9 and 34"x10.5" Toyo AT3 D Load tires. I noticed today on the freeway around 70mph that it feels (for lack of a better term) kind of "squirrelly". This is on a Black Diamond with 1" leveling kit. It felt...
This is all I have for now. So far they ride pretty good. This combo is only 1 lb heavier than stock per corner. Main reason I went with this combo was to keep the weight down. I was also considering 285/75/17 but would've gained 5 more lbs per wheel/tire.