I've been very happy with mine as well after 1700 miles now. I went with the OEM size and got the XL load range version as I tow frequently. Like you said they aren't quiet, however, they aren't any louder than my KO2's were on the 4Runner. It helps that the GX is so quiet to begin with. I never actually drove with the OEM tires as they were swapped out before I took delivery.
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I've been very happy with mine as well after 1700 miles now. I went with the OEM size and got the XL load range version as I tow frequently. Like you said they aren't quiet, however, they aren't any louder than my KO2's were on the 4Runner. It helps that the GX is so quiet to begin with. I never actually drove with the OEM tires as they were swapped out before I took delivery.
I've been very happy with mine as well after 1700 miles now. I went with the OEM size and got the XL load range version as I tow frequently. Like you said they aren't quiet, however, they aren't any louder than my KO2's were on the 4Runner. It helps that the GX is so quiet to begin with. I never actually drove with the OEM tires as they were swapped out before I took delivery.
And while we are talking tires… there should probably be another thread, but 13k in I’m incredibly happy with my Toyo ATIII in the c-rated 285/70r17 size. I’ve been in most terrains now and lots of road miles too. They’re great, wearing evenly and are a really good balance of performance. Where they may not have the Velcro like traction of the Falken in the snow, they do well. They have similar performance in the rain, which we get a lot of. The Toyo is better in mud due to the slightly more open tread design. The Toyo looks better due to the aggressive sidewall (the rims help their appearance as well). They seem to be chunking a little less from off-road than the Falken, though admittedly my Tundra was a heavy beast. Lastly they are made locally to me in GA and I’ve been very satisfied with them so far
r2m
Richard
Good luck on your venture! If you do get a Hundy, I have a bunch of posts on the 100 series site also from when I had mine. (assuming you have any plans for it)
Warning: this image may upset some viewers
No wonder our vehicles rust out in the northeast. Hard to tell because my color is not much different than the salt, but the bumper says it all. Felt like I could hear it rusting… and yes it’s been washed.
No wonder our vehicles rust out in the northeast. Hard to tell because my color is not much different than the salt, but the bumper says it all. Felt like I could hear it rusting… and yes it’s been washed.
Bang Bang
Age is a state of mind.
Makes me glad I live in the south.
r2m
Richard
It's looking like something out of a Mad Max move! All you need is some heavy wire screen over all your windows and a little exo-skeleton work.
Got up in the mountains today
Fraser Valley in BC, 20 min N of the border.
And yes IT has been messing with us far too long!
Here was the end of our run North, just about the end of that trail anyways so didn’t miss too much.
And yes IT has been messing with us far too long!
Here was the end of our run North, just about the end of that trail anyways so didn’t miss too much.
Bang Bang
Age is a state of mind.
Went out to the Kisatchie National Forest this weekend with some folks. It was cold but had a great time. As usual I didn’t take many pics……
r2m
Richard
Something about snorkels on overlanders, just love them!
More glamor shots all cleaned up.......usually never looked this good lol
Just ordered an Ironman front bumper and winch
Bang Bang
Age is a state of mind.
Forgot this one earlier. Coors chair with built in speakers, cup holders and cooler in the middle of a trail.
how do you like the cooper tires?
r2m
Richard
A party waiting to happen!
re_guderian
SILVER Star
The GXs did great yesterday, even if we were the only trucks to have to winch 
