Mine were 305/70r17 E loads. I used them in the NM monsoon season and always felt they did great. I’d like to try the at3. The at2 was awesome in the snow. I realize I said I currently have Goodyear but I guess they’re coopers.
What have you done to your 200 Series this week? (33 Viewers)
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Definitely not cheap. Parts were around $800 and you can get them cheaper online, but the dealer would not price match. Shocks are around $220, and bushings around $55 online. Labor was around $900, and they did change out 2.5l of AHC fluid. You can diy, but I didn't want to mess with the coils compressing them. This is CA pricing for what it's worth.
Maybe the E compound provided better stopping power. I like the At3 F rated on the ram 2500. Have ridge grapplers now on the LX and the At3 are definitely quieter.
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That agrees with much of the research on AT2s. And where the newest bread of ATs improve on. Rain, cold, winter, noise, comfort, while keeping all the off-road AT goodness. Toyo AT3s are performing great
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Started my rear bumper chop.
Looks good. How much material removed?
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About that much.
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Needs a banana for scale!
Detailed it. Gotta keep it clean for her to drive.
Tell me a bout those sweet wheels
Which mounts and bars are those? Really like the clean simple solution.
Really hoping third time's a charm with the roof racks or my wife my kill me. Front Runner Slimline II --> Eezi Awn Load Bars --> ARB Base Rack installed last week
Just finished up an 800 mile trip and it's definitely the most quiet rack of the three on the highway. Really excited to get back to a platform style rack while keeping it as low profile as possible
Just finished up an 800 mile trip and it's definitely the most quiet rack of the three on the highway. Really excited to get back to a platform style rack while keeping it as low profile as possible
Really hoping third time's a charm with the roof racks or my wife my kill me. Front Runner Slimline II --> Eezi Awn Load Bars --> ARB Base Rack installed last week
Just finished up an 800 mile trip and it's definitely the most quiet rack of the three on the highway. Really excited to get back to a platform style rack while keeping it as low profile as possible
She looks a lot different than the last time I saw her! Amazing transformation.
Gamavantii feet and quick pitch cross bars
Not sure if this is sarcasm.. but here ya go.
Mine are 17x9 0 offset.
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Not sarcasm. ITs hard to tell what they are from the pic you posted. I'm getting tired my Heritage wheels and looking for new options. I did recently notice another KMC wheel I kind of like. The 542 Impact. I would stick with 18's to avoid having to get new tires though.Not sure if this is sarcasm.. but here ya go.
Mine are 17x9 0 offset.
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I can get a better picture. My only complaint is they are hard to clean because they have so many little holes.
Pic of actual. I’m happy with them. They were on my 100 first and I moved them to the 200 when we got it.
Took a trip to the east side of Glacier National Park to Many Glaciers. It was too packed to get into last time. Very beautiful lakes on that side.. Got to see 5 bears as well. Also some of the changing foliage.
