Toyo EV Optimized Truck tires coming next year

[intensifi]

It begins…

Note the truck shown in the pics:

https://www.toyotires.com/open-country-at3-ev

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[Zprime29]

I'm unfamiliar with this brand, but I'm intrigued. Will probably need new tires around the time these come out.

 

[WildBlue]

I wonder if these tires will be 3MPSF certified? The non-EV tires are, so these will probably be. Very interesting; they look great!

 

[hikinbengal]

I can't wait to see these on Tyre Review against the non-EV-focused tires. I can't until next winter, so I will go with the Nokian Outpost nAT, which also claims to be "EV" approved.

 

[F150ROD]

Toyo Tires are great… can’t wait…

 

[GarageMahal]

I wonder if these tires will be 3MPSF certified? The non-EV tires are, so these will probably be. Very interesting; they look great!

Website says "Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake" so these are now on my list.

 

[WildBlue]

Website says "Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake" so these are now on my list.

Especially if Toyo is able to keep them energy efficient for EV use.

 

[LSP]

It will be VERY interesting to learn the range hit with these. Hopefully it will be minimal.

 

[Henry Ford]

The word "quiet" doesn't appear in their description of the tires. "AeroWing" is nebulous word salad. They look cool.

The all-new Toyo Open Country A/T III EV is a cutting-edge EV-specific all-terrain replacement tire designed to increase the capability of today’s most popular EV trucks and SUVs. The innovative aerodynamic and rolling resistance features, such as a sidewall AeroWing™, advanced tread compound, and optimized tread pattern, address the unique vehicle requirements, like rapid acceleration, additional weight, and range efficiency. It also delivers exceptional off-road performance, confidence-inspiring on-road handling, and ride comfort – all while being equipped with Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake for all-weather driving confidence. The Open Country A/T III EV provides a significant upgrade to enhance your EV’s capability, appearance, and efficiency.

 

[eRockBoon]

I have the non-EV 11.5x35 R17 on my truck and I love them. I am also running at like 70% of OEM range. Would love to get some of that range back.

 

[sstevetx]

They have a 1-5 scale at the bottom of the page comparing these to the non-EV version of the tire. EV version is listed as 5 for efficiency while non-EV is 3.5. It will be interesting to see how these work out in real world testing. It will be on my list when I eventually need new tires.

 

[Lytning]

I'm unfamiliar with this brand, but I'm intrigued. Will probably need new tires around the time these come out.

I had a set of Toyo P295/45R18 tires on my 2000 SVT Lightning, and they wore and performed very well.

 

[Maquis]

They have a 1-5 scale at the bottom of the page comparing these to the non-EV version of the tire. EV version is listed as 5 for efficiency while non-EV is 3.5. It will be interesting to see how these work out in real world testing. It will be on my list when I eventually need new tires.

Not to mention that they maxed out the fuel efficiency rating with no deprecation of any other characteristic. Seems too good to be true.

 

[Lytning]

The word "quiet" doesn't appear in their description of the tires. "AeroWing" is nebulous word salad. They look cool.

The tread "looks" like it would not be a quiet ride.

 

[Zaptor]

That's all fine and dandy but what I gleaned from the link is that HRE makes truck wheels now... and I wish I had em!

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