Toyo M634 Reviews
The M634 is a regular depth traction tyre designed primarily for fitment to drive axles. The M634 can be used on steer axles of light trucks.
Key Features
- Block type tread pattern with siped blocks - High levels of traction for light trucks
- Developed using "e-balance" tyre design technology - More even distribution of strain for improved tyre life, uniformity and endurance
- Large tread blocks & tie-bars between tread blocks - Minimized tread squirm positive handling and improved tread life
- Wear resistant tread compound - Long tread life / excellent wear resistance
| Size | Overall Diameter | Run Flat? | Low Rolling Resistance? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16" | |||
| 205/85R16 117N | 755mm | - | - |
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