Not to hijack away from the OP's question, but would you mind telling us why? Im just curious personally because we have so many mixed reviews coming out here...seems like a love/hate thing going on with the TGs. I personally love em, but to each their own!
looking to get new tires for 04 LX470 - which one would you get?
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Not to hijack away from the OP's question, but would you mind telling us why? Im just curious personally because we have so many mixed reviews coming out here...seems like a love/hate thing going on with the TGs. I personally love em, but to each their own!
I looked at about every AT out there when I was moving from 16" to 18" wheels.
For perspective, I've had Nitto TG's, Dueler AT's, Mickey Thompson MTZ's, Goodyear MTR's, Bridgestone MT's, all the way down to Michelin LTS.
I went with the Cooper Zeon LTZ in 285/60-18 and I couldn't be happier.
Here's a pic @ 14k miles:
about 26k Miles and still look ~new.
For perspective, I've had Nitto TG's, Dueler AT's, Mickey Thompson MTZ's, Goodyear MTR's, Bridgestone MT's, all the way down to Michelin LTS.
I went with the Cooper Zeon LTZ in 285/60-18 and I couldn't be happier.
Here's a pic @ 14k miles:
about 26k Miles and still look ~new.
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thanks everyone - I got new tires!
end up with 285/65/18 for my 2004 LX470 - zero additional road noise and steering feel little more floaty.
Overall, I like the look of 285's on the LX - guest I have put the suspension on sport mode
end up with 285/65/18 for my 2004 LX470 - zero additional road noise and steering feel little more floaty.
Overall, I like the look of 285's on the LX - guest I have put the suspension on sport mode
Just upgraded to the Goodyear Duratrac - so far very happy.
Will report more after the snow starts flying.
Will report more after the snow starts flying.
