[FFDARRYL]

The new Rebel comes with 33-inch Toyo Open Country A/Ts that are versatile all-terrain tires designed for rugged good looks, all-season handling and a comfortable ride. Their aggressive tread pattern offers good traction in bad conditions, on pavement or off. They feature a special wavy sipe arrangement for a comfortable ride and improved snow traction; groove bottom siping for more biting edges for increased traction in the snow and an open shoulder that maximizes water evacuation for excellent all-terrain traction and stability.

 

[4Nines]

I just bought the new 285/65/20 BFG KO2s and I love them so far!

 

[Dynamic]

i have been running 35" Open Country MT's so i am very interested to see how these do

 

[Rebel Bill]

I just crawled out from under my Rebel. The spare is a Michelin.

 

[ATXrebel]

Hey Bill, How is the noisy on the highway with the Toyo tires?

 

[chrisminx]

Not noisy at all.

 

[Rebel Bill]

The cab noise is less than my 2011 1500 Big Horn.

 

[Dynamic]

I am coming from a Soft Top Jeep that Ran 35" Toyo Open Country MT's .... Pretty much everything has less cabin noise lol

 

[iowaniceguy]

I just bought the new 285/65/20 BFG KO2s and I love them so far!

4nines. Did you not like the Toyos? or did you just want different rims (20's)? If you've got 20s on your Rebel please post a pic!

 

[4Nines]

I've don't have any experience with the Toyos and the BFG tires I have had have been great.

 

[Rebel Bill]

Very nice!

 

[MassRebel]

I'm a BFG guy. I've had the mud-terrains and the all-terrain ko's on multiple vehicles depending on what I was using the truck for. I've used other brands, but BFG has always been my favorite.

I've known several people that have used Toyo Tires and love them. Never really heard anything bad about them. Most tires out there nowadays are comparable with each other anyways.

With that said, these tires are paid for and I'm going to give them shot.

 

[Rebel Bill]

Amen, Brother. When these get some age, I'll revisit this issue. I did like the 20's on my 2011 Ram, but I have other things I want to do instead of replace what seems to be GREAT tires.

 

[4XTEK]

I just bought the new 285/65/20 BFG KO2s and I love them so far!

Wait until they have $5,000 miles and you will need to get another amp for your stereo to cancel the tire HOWL!

 

[SRRebel]

Anyone mount 305/70/17's on their Rebel?

 

[BCT]

I'm a BFG guy. I've had the mud-terrains and the all-terrain ko's on multiple vehicles depending on what I was using the truck for. I've used other brands, but BFG has always been my favorite.

I've known several people that have used Toyo Tires and love them. Never really heard anything bad about them. Most tires out there nowadays are comparable with each other anyways.

With that said, these tires are paid for and I'm going to give them shot.

I agree... I have ran BFGs for 15 years on several different trucks and Jeeps MTs/KO2s. Never had a problem. Love them.

These Toyos look great IMO and are not noisy. I plan to run them till they are done then upgrade to BFG KO2s in 35s.

Then I have to swap the seats! LOL


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[bob]

I've don't have any experience with the Toyos and the BFG tires I have had have been great. View attachment 71

what air pressure is everyone putting in their toyo tires,, i have the 35 inch toyos on my jeep also. when i got my rebel they said 45 lbs, same as my jeep. but my jeep run so much better at 28 lbs. on the jeep forum everyone says between 26 -30lbs, going to try 35 this week and see/

 

[BCT]

I agree with the 28lbs. I have 35's on my Rubicon and run 28. It's perfect. I tried it with the Rebel on day one and the TPMS system went crazy! Had to air back up to 50lbs. Need a procal or something to be able to alter it if it exists. I personally think 35-40 would be better IMO.


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[Dynamic]

I agree with the 28lbs. I have 35's on my Rubicon and run 28. It's perfect. I tried it with the Rebel on day one and the TPMS system went crazy! Had to air back up to 50lbs. Need a procal or something to be able to alter it if it exists. I personally think 35-40 would be better IMO.

Agree on all of the above! I think i ran my MT's around 25lbs