Toyo Open Country A32 Reviews

Absolutely terrible in the wet, borderline dangerous.

Standard fitment n the Pajero Sport. They look like road tyres but perform well off road over mud and rocka when aired down. I always use 4H all wheel drive in the Mitsubishi Super Select system so there's never been an issue with slipping on road in the wet. They were rotated front to back at15,000km and haven't yet worn by 2mm. Perfectly even wear. I'll rotate the spare in next time and expect about 90,000km from them before they have 3mm left. 8.5mm tread when new. Also they're the quietest equal tyres on road I've had on any vehicle.

Dangerous in the wet, slippery in the front and back end at low speeds. Also had one rear right blow at 110khr , pressure was checked only few days before. Worst overall tyre I've end had on any of my cars

Worked well on dry highways, gravel, sand and snow. Quite dangerous on wet city roads. I was only doing 20kmph on a rainy day when I had to sudden hard brake. I never expected at this speed that my car will start sliding and its only due to ABS, car stopped dangerously close after being dragged on ABS for several metres. Its a brand new dual cab ute with company fitted Toyo A32 tyres

I find them uncomfortable on the road.

I like my Toyo A32s for a comfortable ride and quietness, and they are extremely good in the dry. Not as good in the wet, and I’m always nervous if I have to brake in the wet while towing a trailer.

It does work alright on on-road, off-road need more agreesive tyres. Aquaplanning just be careful.

Came standard with the car, good cheap tyre , no good in the wet, better options out there.

Wished I had changed these over when I bought the vehicle as I do a fair bit of bush driving. Not good at all off road and overall nothing special. If buying new swap them over before you take delivery.

Overall a good tyre, mainly highway driving, a competent tyre, handles well, grips well, treadwear a little disappointing, have done 40 000kms and will need replacing in a couple of months. I think there are better tyres than these A32 for the money, such as Continental and Michelin