Toyo Open Country AT3

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• Tyre Reviewssatisfactory (3,1)

  Conclusion: acceptable snow-test results. | Note: Ranked 4th out of 7

  2023 Best All Terrain Tyres In Snow · 275/65 R18 116T
• Tyre Reviewssatisfactory (3,1)

  Conclusion: Third place with this score weighting goes to the Toyo Open Country ATIII, I always enjoy driving this tire whatever the conditions, and it had good traction in all tests, but did seem to give up a little braking performance to get that traction. | Note: Ranked 3rd out of 5

  The Best All Terrain Tyres For Winter 2025 Tested · 265/70 R17 121/118 E
• adequate (3,9)

  Conclusion: The Toyo Open Country A/T III is an expert on dry surfaces, at least within the all-terrain tire test field. It achieves the best score in the dry performance category and is considered the strongest tire in the subjective handling evaluation on dry roads. However, the tire cannot maintain this high level of performance on wet asphalt, where it is weak, leading to a downgrade in its final score. Its performance is especially lacking in cornering aquaplaning and on the wet handling course, where it was only rated as sufficient. | Note: Ranked 6th out of 8

  2025 ADAC All Terrain Tyre Test · 225/65 R17 102H
• Tyre Reviewsadequate (4,0)

  Conclusion: Testing highlighted very good overall performance off-road, good dry handling, and low rolling resistance. Drawbacks included limited wet performance with high levels of aquaplaning, poor comfort, and high noise. | Note: Ranked 7th out of 9

  2022 tyre Reviews All Terrain tyre test · 275/65 R18 116T
• adequate (4,0)

  Conclusion: Toyo Open Country A/T III earns praise for its predictable and trustworthy behavior, particularly in emergency situations where it cleared the Emergency Lane Change test every time with consistent reliability. Within its operational limits, the tire feels reasonably capable and manageable, providing drivers with confidence in its behavior. However, the tire suffers from a notably stiff ride quality that feels jarringly rigid over sharp bumps and bridge joints, while noise levels remain consistently high with multiple intrusive tones present across all driving conditions. The steering feels rubbery and delayed at low speeds, improving somewhat at highway speeds but never achieving true precision or responsiveness. | Note: Ranked 7th out of 9

  2025 Tire Rack All Terrain Tyre Test · 265/70 R17 115T
• Tyre Reviewsadequate (4,0)

  Conclusion: The Toyo showed strong snow performance, leading the snow handling test and finishing second in snow braking. It remained quiet at moderate speeds and offered good overall comfort levels. Drawbacks included the tire had the longest wet braking distance, finishing 11% behind the best, and showed understeer in wet conditions. It was also the most expensive tire in terms of cost per mile based on warranty. | Note: Ranked 4th out of 5

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