Toyo Off-Road Truck and Jeep Tires

About Toyo Tires

Your tires are arguably the most important component of your off-road drive, and because of that, you'll want to go with a brand that not only has a long track record of quality and innovation, but also one that has your best interests in mind when you climb behind the wheel. For this, look no further than what Toyo brings to the table.

Since its 1966 founding, Toyo has been a world leader for legions of drivers, especially for those who find their happiness and freedom off the beaten path. Seeing what Toyo's tire lineup brings to the table, it's easy to see why.

What Kind of Tires Does Toyo Manufacture?

Toyo builds tires for a huge range of vehicle builds and types, but for our purposes, we'll be focusing on the light truck and SUV/crossover options that it brings to the table.

For light truck owners, Toyo's Open Country lineup is available in multiple trim levels for top performance in mud, rugged terrain, and all other drive types. The M-55 is also a worthy choice for your ride, as it offers durable performance on both pavement and dirt.

SUV and Crossover owners will also find all-terrain quality from Toyo's Open Country lineup, though we also recommend the Celsius for maximum performance in all seasons.

Will Toyo Tires Fit On My Truck?

Toyo's tire lineup is extensive, and as such, there is no doubt that you'll find a tire to fit your vehicle's sizing requirements. The Toyo tires in our inventory can fit wheels between 15 and 28 inches in diameter - this translates to tire heights between 30 and 42 heights, all courtesy of Toyo.

Where Can I Buy Toyo Off-Road Tires?

We're proud to be able to carry the best of the Toyo roster right here in our lineup - shop online for Toyo off-road tires at TrailBuilt Off-Road. Financing and quick delivery are both available, and if you package your tires together with a new set of wheels, we'll take care of the mounting and balancing for free.

Toyo Tires FAQs

1. What makes Toyo Open Country tires stand out?

Toyo Open Country tires are known for durability, performance, and longevity. Models like the Open Country A/T III, R/T Trail, and M/T offer reinforced construction, all-terrain versatility, and superior treadwear. Their cut-resistant compounds and optimized tread blocks provide balanced performance on highways and off-road trails, making them a top choice for daily drivers, overlanders, and extreme off-roaders alike.

2. Do Toyo tires have a good tread life?

Yes, Toyo tires are built for longevity, with models like the Open Country A/T III boasting long treadwear warranties and advanced wear-resistant compounds. Their optimized tread block placement and silica-infused rubber enhance durability on pavement, gravel, and dirt roads. Regular rotations, proper inflation, and alignment checks can help maximize their lifespan.

3. Which Toyo tire is best for a daily driver with occasional off-roading?

The Toyo Open Country A/T III is an excellent option for drivers who need a balance between on-road comfort and off-road capability. It offers excellent wet and dry traction, a quiet ride, and 3PMSF (Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake) winter rating. If you need a tougher sidewall for rougher terrain, the Open Country R/T Trail provides more durability without sacrificing road comfort.

4. Are Toyo Open Country M/T tires good in the rain?

Toyo Open Country M/T tires are primarily designed for mud and off-road traction, but their deep voids and wide lateral grooves help channel water away, reducing hydroplaning risk. However, their aggressive tread pattern may not provide as much grip on wet pavement as an all-terrain option. If wet-weather performance is a priority, the Open Country A/T III or R/T Trail offers better rain handling.

5. How well do Toyo tires perform in extreme off-road conditions?

Toyo off-road tires, such as the Open Country M/T and R/T Trail, are built for harsh conditions like mud, sand, and sharp rocks. Their reinforced sidewalls, deep tread voids, and self-cleaning design provide excellent grip and puncture resistance. Many off-roaders choose them for rock crawling, overlanding, and desert racing due to their durability and reliable traction on unpredictable terrain.