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Toyo Open Country A/T III Tire 34X10.50R17 120S D/8 TL
$343.39
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$343.39
$343.39
Tech Specs
- Brand
- TOYO
- SKU
- TOY356970
- Manufacturer part number
- 356970
- Category
- Tires › Automotive/UTV Tires - On Road
- Shipping weight
- 54.0 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
The Open Country A/T III all-terrain tire delivers gripping off-road traction with responsive and predictable on-road handling. With a strong focus on wet performance, durability, and treadwear life, this tire provides a quiet ride with exceptional stability, no matter the terrain. Built tough, it offers peace of mind to safely get there and back home, regardless of terrain or weather. Treadwear warranty of up to 65,000 miles.
- New tread compound and design provides confident wet braking and handling, cut-and-chip resistance, excellent off-road grip, and delivers a quiet and comfortable ride
- More evenly distributed void area enhances traction, handling stability, and provides better worn appearance
- 3D multi-wave sipes enhance wet and snow traction, and reduce irregular wear
- Increased lateral grooves enhance traction on all surfaces, including snow
- Staggered should lugs enhance off-road traction with biting edges
- Stone-ejecting blocks eject stones from grooves
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