Short video by Mike Melton reviewing the Toyo RT Pro rugged-terrain tire. The speaker describes physical features (large tread blocks, thinner shoulder lugs for reduced noise, stone ejectors throughout the tread, chunky sidewall blocks), demonstrates a balancing/roller test showing very low imbalance (0–1 ounces), and gives a strong endorsement of Toyo (and Nitto) as top-quality all-terrain/mud-terrain tire makers.
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This one here is the new Toyo RT Pro. Now, we've been going through a lot of these things right here. It's got some huge, chunky old tread blocks on there. All right? The shoulder lugs are a lot thinner right here, so it does help keep that tire quiet. Now, all out through the tread blocks, you got a lot of stone ejector. So you ain't got to worry about them rocks getting stuck in there. Everybody likes to see them big old side blocks. So that, that was pretty chunky on the sidewall. And of course, you always got to balance by the lug holes. No other way. And Toyo's always got the same sidewall. So here's one side and that's the other side. So if you didn't hear me the first time, this is a Toyo RT Pro. Now, before we bounce this big old chunky thing up, let's go ahead and take that damn sticker off, son, all right? There ain't no damn weight on this son of a gun nowhere. All right, let's balance her out. All right, this roller's about to come down. We're not going to cut it, we're not going to edit it. Toyo and Nitto makes the absolute best all terrain mud terrain production in the world. Now look at this roller coming off. What we at, 0 ounces here. Only an ounce here. Look at that. Eight pounds of force. Y' all keep them cheap ass tires. Give me quality over quantity any day.
