“I put a set of these on a 2000 Toyota hilux and I can't find fault with them, they replaced bfg all terrains an awful tyre with very little wet grip, the toyos grip in the wet or dry is excellent and off road in mud the...”
Toyo Open Country A/T plus
The Toyo Open Country AT plus is an all-season all-terrain tyre with favourable owner reports of off-road traction, dry grip and restrained noise. Tread life varies, and some owners find wet cornering less convincing than its standing-water performance.
The Open Country AT plus suits drivers combining road use with muddy tracks and loose ground. Off-road traction is praised in eight of twelve owner reviews, with no criticism, while dry grip, comfort and quiet running for an all-terrain tyre also attract favourable comments. Ten reviews are positive overall and none is negative, averaging 78.3%. Snow traction has some support too, although the small number of accounts gives a narrower picture than the repeated off-road praise.
Wet grip generally receives favourable comments, but longer-term accounts add a useful distinction: good progress through deeper water does not always mean strong cornering grip on ordinary wet tarmac. That makes the wet-road verdict less uniform than the overall satisfaction suggests. Tread life is also mixed, with two end-of-life reviews wishing it had lasted longer despite being generally satisfied. This description rests on owner experience alone, without an independent comparison to quantify braking or handling. Its clearest appeal is mixed road and off-road use with acceptable refinement, with more uncertainty over wet cornering and expected mileage.
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- 13owner reviews
- 178,450miles driven
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Wet
Noise
70-74dB B
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Toyo Open Country AT plus Owner Reviews
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Off-road traction is the clearest strength of the Toyo Open Country AT plus, praised in eight of twelve owner reviews, particularly on muddy tracks and loose ground. Dry grip, restrained noise for an all-terrain tyre and comfort also receive favourable comments. Ten reviews are positive overall, with an average score of 78.3%, and none is negative. Wet grip is usually praised, but some longer-term accounts distinguish good standing-water performance from less convincing cornering on merely wet tarmac. Tread life is less settled, with two end-of-life reviews wanting longer service despite generally favourable overall verdicts.
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Owner ratings averaged from 13 ratings
- Owner score 77%
- Dry Grip 85%
- Handling 80%
- Comfort 75%
- Wet Grip 74%
- Wear 74%
- Road Feedback 72%
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“Used mostly on asphalt but also a lot on gravel and even some offroad.Compared to my current Dunlop Grandtrek AT5 more I find Toyo Open Country A/T plus maybe a bit softer and maybe a bit better on really muddy roads...”
“Two years in and they are holding up well. Great for flooded roads but surprisingly wet roads not so good. They float a bit. Dry roads are great but mud and snow = wow perfect! First year had lots of light mud use and...”
All 13 Toyo Open Country AT plus reviews
- Dacia Duster 4x4
- 215/65 R16
- 29,920 miles
Used mostly on asphalt but also a lot on gravel and even some offroad.
Compared to my current Dunlop Grandtrek AT5 more I find Toyo Open Country A/T plus maybe a bit softer and maybe a bit better on really muddy roads but in other aspects I like my current Dunlop tyres more.
- Toyota RAV4
- 235/60 R16
- 10,000 miles
Nice tires, on the 2004 Rav4 with permanent awd, no issues. A bit noisy, but still acceptable. The car's insulation is not up to modern standards.
No snowflake, but good in snow.
Wear is excellent!
- Honda CRV
- 225/45 R17
- 25,000 miles
Two years in and they are holding up well. Great for flooded roads but surprisingly wet roads not so good. They float a bit. Dry roads are great but mud and snow = wow perfect! First year had lots of light mud use and the rear drive never kicked in at all. Last year we had some snow and went hooligan in a country car park booting it for fun and almost never lost traction. will def by again for confidence .
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