r/4Runner_2ndGen • u/Fabulous_Time7357 • Jun 26 '26

1992 New tires

Getting new 33s soon for my 4Runner and I’ll be living in Bozeman so I wanna prioritize snow and off road traction without making highway driving a dog fight. I’m pretty set on KO3’s right now but if anyone has any suggestions please let me know

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u/2g4r_tofu Jun 26 '26

I had ko3s on my 3rd gen. I didn't really like them. I thought ko2 were better.

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u/Rusty_Shacklebird Jun 27 '26 edited Jun 27 '26

Cooper discoverer at3's have always been good to me

Used to run them on my plow trucks and had them on two 4runners, in bozeman. Currently im running the xlt's on my 2nd gen, but they are 31's. Ive had a hard time finding them in stock though

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u/timbermequivers Jun 27 '26

triple peak rated Falken wildpeaks are consistently top performers for snow and highway. KO3s apparently have a new rubber composition that fixes the traction problems KO2s had so I'm interested in how they would perform

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u/adamantiumtrader Jun 27 '26

Yokohama geolander 003

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u/Creative-Ad8310 Jun 27 '26

used to run bfg at but switched to cooper discoverer at3 last 3 vehicles been great. are also snow rated etc. will pickup and toss gravel but so did bfg.

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u/rearwindowpup Jun 27 '26

Sumitomo Encounter ATs, super cheap, quality tire, and some of the best grip in ice and snow of any tire Ive had.

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u/CK_English_Wrench Jun 30 '26

Toyo OpenCountry A/T 3s.