Mike Melton and a co-host look at 275/65/18 Toyo AT3 all-terrain tires on a truck. The tires dramatically change the vehicle's appearance compared to highway tread. Melton flags alignment and air-pressure issues as critical maintenance points for all-terrain setups.
24:33. 24:33. So we got 24 minutes on a set of— what, what size are these damn tires? 275/65/18 Toyo AT3s. We got 24 minutes here, but she's already done. We're gonna stop that one. Now one thing about Toyo AT3s, right, it don't matter what your truck looks like, they gonna make it look a lot damn better. Now put that tire out that way. Look at that, there we go. Now he had a regular highway tread tire on this thing. When you put an all-terrain, it gives it a whole whole different damn look. Not only that, we shined the damn tires up around here.
Change this cap out to a big cap.
Yeah, we got them shined up. What are you doing? All those warranty on those? Yeah. How many miles they got on these things right there? Well, that's Ironman, you know. You get what you pay for, brother. They're a good tire, entry-level tire, but that's about it, you know. Yeah, they got a little alignment issue, a little air pressure issue.
