275/65r18 All Terrain pics please?

Hey everyone! I am thinking about dropping down a size from my 275/70r18 wildpeaks. They are good but a heavy LT which I don’t need but like the look. I just don’t want buyers remorse with a little little little tire compared to what I have now. Thinking of Toyo at3 or yoko geo go15. Thanks.

 

If you have a lift i am thinking they would look a little small, but since your truck looks fully blacked out it probably wont look that bad. I personally think 32s are a little small looking for my now stock height truck, but I will be going up to 33s in the next year after i do a 2 inch lift all around and wear out my current BFGs more.

 

Thanks. It’s a platinum with TRD pro suspension. Hopefully some members will share their pics because I can see myself picking up my truck and being very disappointed once I swap out

 

275/65 toyo open country at2
Stock sr5 no lift

 

Are you wanting to down size due to gas mileage and such? I can tell you that I have not noticed weight to be much of an effect on my mileage, but granted I do very little city driving in the truck. I have 32's BFG in load e, fully loaded with an aftermarket bumper, winch, full underbody armor and sliders and a couple hundred pounds of static load in the bed and a minimum of 350 lbs in passengers most of the time and I still manage to get 16-19 mpg highway between 60-70 mph. Oh and i have stock steel 18s which are pretty heavy.

 

I like that they dont stick out past the stock flaps
And I can get em used for $35 all day long

 

I’m getting 12.7 mainly in the city. It’s almost time to change tires better MPG’s would be great. It baffles me how some people like yourself get that type of gas mileage.

 

Geolander G15 are noisy, floaty and don't handle well on loose surfaces at all.

When wife gets her '22 Sequoia TRD Pro... And wears stock LTX out... (they are good, btw), I'll be installing Vredestein Pinza AT in stock size. It is only 2 lbs heavier than LTX, and we both were thoroughly impressed with Vredestein Quatrac tires. To the point that I got rid of my dedicated winter tires set.

Tire weight is what makes MPG bad in city.

 

Keep in mind I dont drive in the city hardly at all, except to get to the highways. If I am sitting in choking traffic a while it will drop to about 14-15. Since my truck is usually a weekend family fun only car, I am never in a hurry to go anywhere. I ride my electric bike to work and use my wifes Matrix for city store or errand runs.

 

These are Toyo CTs in LT275/65 R18. I feel they’re in the goldilocks zone of aggressive but not Gravedigger or dune buggy-like. Wouldn’t go much bigger or smaller personally. Hope helpful. Cheers!