Toyo Open Country A/T III 37X12.50R17LT All-Terrain Tire with 10-Ply Load Range and Black Wall Sidewall

The Toyo Open Country A/T III is a versatile all-terrain tire designed for demanding off-road adventures and everyday use. Featuring a size of 37 inches in diameter with a 12.50-inch width and a 17-inch rim diameter, this tire offers a robust construction suitable for trucks and SUVs. The tire's tread depth of 16.9/32 inches ensures excellent traction across various terrains, while the 10-ply construction provides a high load capacity of up to 3,970 pounds at 65 PSI, making it ideal for heavy-duty applications. The tire's radial bias design enhances durability and ride comfort, complemented by its load range E rating for maximum strength and reliability. The black wall sidewall adds a classic, rugged look, and the tire is rated for a maximum speed of S (112 mph). This tire also features the 3 Peak Mountain Snowflake designation, confirming its capability in severe winter conditions, and is backed by a 65,000-mile mileage warranty. Whether navigating icy roads or rugged trails, the Toyo Open Country A/T III delivers consistent performance and durability across all seasons, making it an excellent choice for drivers seeking a reliable, all-weather tire for their trucks or SUVs.

Features:

• Size: 37X12.50R17LT with a 10-ply load range for heavy-duty performance

• Tire Construction: Radial bias design for enhanced durability and ride quality

• Load Capacity: Supports up to 3,970 pounds at 65 PSI for demanding loads

• Seasonal Use: All-season capability with 3 Peak Mountain Snowflake winter designation

• Tread Depth: 16.9/32 inches for optimal traction on various terrains

• Sidewall: Black wall for rugged aesthetics and durability

• Max Tread Pressure: 65 PSI for maximum load and performance

• Rim Compatibility: Fits 17-inch diameter rims with a width range of 8 to 10.5 inches

• Speed Rating: S (up to 112 mph) suitable for highway and off-road driving

• Warranty: 65,000 miles mileage warranty ensuring long-term reliability