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Old Feb 20, 2006
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Bought used Toyos, have a question on load range

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So my tires are bald, and needed a set soon. Saw a set on craigslist, bought 'em. They are 265/75R16 Toyo Open Country A/T. Bought 5 @ 50% tread for $30 total. Here's the question.....

So 4 of them are Range C, 1 is Range D....one of the Range C's is cupped really bad(will use as spare). Would it be bad if I run 3 Range C's and 1 Range D???

Any help would be much appreciated.

THANKS!!

Shane
 
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Old Feb 20, 2006
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It will be fine as long as the tires have the same height / circumference. Damn! You got a deal!
 

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Well they are different weight tires(in #) and may handle slightly different
due to different sidewall thickness.. that all being said. It wouldnt be horrible.
 
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Old Feb 20, 2006
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i have them tires and they seem to be nice under heavy load
 
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i wouldn't sell you a set like that(at work that is), but for that price i would try it out. i would worry about noticing the diffrence in the stronger sidewall. i would put the D on the RR if it was me. if you can see if you can find another used C somewhere
 
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Old Feb 21, 2006
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I have 3 used p-metric's but I doubt it would be worth it im in ohio :)
 
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Thank you everybody. It was weird becasue normally I look at the tires good before I buy for heck, cheap is good.

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i wouldn't sell you a set like that(at work that is), but for that price i would try it out. i would worry about noticing the diffrence in the stronger sidewall. i would put the D on the RR if it was me. if you can see if you can find another used C somewhere
Yea that's what I was going to do, put the D on the right rear. Now....Time for a AWESOME burnout vid and pics with the old tires, then install the toyos.
 
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Old Feb 21, 2006
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If the sidewall is that much stiffer; you could let a couple of pounds out till it looked like the others. It really shouldn't cause a problem. I'd take them off your hands for what you paid for them if you weren't so far away. That's if they really bother you .
 
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nah....don't bother me much...I can always run with my "non-burnout" tires on the front, and just replace the rears. The rear, espicially the right rear, is pretty close to being a slick.
 
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