Toyo Open Country H/T II Highway LT265/70R17 121/118S E Light Truck Tire

On January 29, 2026, I purchased a 2019 Frontier Pro4X equipped with brand new Toyo Open Country HT2 tires. On January 30, 2026, North Carolina experienced what has been described as a "once-in-a-lifetime event," receiving approximately 17 inches of snowfall, with snowdrifts several feet high. Despite initial concerns about driving during the snowstorm, the truck maintained excellent traction with about four inches of snow on the roadway. I anticipated that travel might be difficult in the coming days (see Photo 1). The following day, I confirmed that approximately 17 inches of snow had accumulated (Photo 2 and 3). Confident in my vehicle's capabilities, I started my journey. Four-wheel drive was necessary to navigate the unplowed roads, but I experienced no slipping. The ABS system did not activate during braking. During my drive, I encountered a lifted Silverado with mud-terrain tires that was stuck. The driver requested assistance, so I engaged 4Lo, locked the rear differential, and successfully pulled him out without slippage, then guided him approximately 150 feet to his home. Throughout the day I was able to disengage the 4wd and maintain control of the vehicle when taking off from a stop, driving, steering, and braking. I am very impressed with these tires and am now a dedicated fan.

put these tires on my Escape,which I bought new,at 35,880 because the original tires,Michelin, were very noisey,thought I had a bad wheel bearing..Had these toyo HTII installed on 08/28/2015,and escape now has 87,200 miles on it.Going to buy this same tire soon,plan on driving this summer and fall on vacation quite a distance.Main reason for buying new tires is the age as of 04/20/2023.they are 4 months shy of being 8 years old.have had no problems with them.