Mainer with a 200 here. I actually run Michelin Defender LTX M/S2s on mine year round. M/S = mud & snow.\n\nThey\u2019ve performed really admirably for me in pretty brutal winter conditions we get up here.
I have Cooper Discoverer AT3s on one of my Land Cruisers, and I think they are the best AT tire that I have tried yet. I dont drive this land cruiser in the snow or salt at all so I can tell you how I like them in that condition but in the mud from where I am at and in the sand of southern utah they are great
I have the Wildpeaks on my Land Cruiser. Have been happy with their performance in the snow, both on and off road.
I've had KO2s on 3 of my cars. 2 pickups and an LC200. Best part of it is halos puncture proof sya. I frequently travel to Bicol and and daming beses na ako nabutasan. With the KO2s never pa.
I've had both tires in E-rated 285/75-16 flavor on my 100-series Land Cruiser. Got the Wildpeaks back in 2016 a few months after they first came out; still have those tires currently with about 60k on them and they only look half worn, no cupping, between 5-8k mile tire rotations (5-tire).
I run BFG now but will switch to Yokohama next time just for variety and price. Have had no complaints with the KO2- I just want to try something different.
Quiet E rated for heavy Toyota truck Quality Warranty Does great in snow Quiet Smooth ride
Very happy with mine on my heavy af Land Cruiser. They have 30k miles on them and easily more than half tread left. In Colorado they seem to be an ideal tire - they handle snow/ice far better than any MT I've had and they rock crawl with the best of them.
Yes the size choice is criminal and the OEM trailer tires even worse. Come on Toyota.
I currently have a set of Falken Rubitreks on my Landcruiser and coming from street tires, are just too rough for me on my commute.
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