Positive Tire Review

[Wellplayedsir]

Mods feel free to move this where ever it belongs.

Like most RVrs Tires on a single rear tire truck is always an issue or at least in the the back of your mind, I wonder if it has to do with the nearly 3000 pound pin weight.LOL Anyways I have found some tires that greatly reduces the stress.
Toyo AT 3s the tread looks like they will howl but they don't, mine in particular are 20 inch. "which is hard enough already to find anything decent' at 80 psi have a load capacity of 4100 pounds these are F load numbers but are E rated.
The generals I had were 3000 pounds capacity, these are 35 inch dia oppose to the 32 inch I had before I have 2000 miles on them 1000 towing and 1000 with no load I get 1 mile a gallon more when towing and 2 miles more with no load with 4.10 gears. I will take all the help I can get, The speedo shows 5 mph slower than the gps waze ect, I will have it recalibrated next service.
I have the 295/65 r20s they have a lot of sizes in all rim diameters.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/Spec....III&isSEO=true

https://www.toyotires.com/product/open-country-at2/

They are AT3 now

[Lee-CI]

Good to know info for those towing with single rears. I had noticed the AT3s on a couple of trucks on YouTube I watch on occasion. Knew they were good looking tires but had wondered if they sang going down the road.
Had LT285/60R/20E OE tires on the ¾ ton we used to have. The sidewall flex was still horrendous even when aired up to 80 psi cold. Knew we were over on pin weight when loaded up so traded trucks for a barely used 3500 dually. Sacrificed about 3 mpg on unladen mileage, but actually doing consistently 15% better now when towing. Definitely peace of mind now for towing capacity. Appreciate the share on the AT3 info. Safe travels and happy camping.