Danimal
Adventurer
I'm not sure where else to post this question, and I like you guys a lot - so I posted it here. :ylsmoke:
I've got a 2015 4Runner Trail that is essentially bone stock and still has the stock Dunlop AT20 P-rated "tires". My 87 year old home has decided that my ample 4Runner fund would be better spent elsewhere - so I am not able to upgrade anything on the truck until next spring.
However, myself and two others have been hoping for a trip this Fall to Colorado to explore. We'd be doing a mix of driving passes and seeing abandoned mining towns, as well as backpacking and mountain biking. We do not have a full plan, but there are several passes we would like to see during the trip - potentially Imogene, Black Bear, Engineer, etc.
I have recovery gear, tools, air compressor, first aid, etc. and solid working knowledge of traversing difficult terrain and fixing vehicles in tough spots. It's mostly the p-rated tires that concern me - will durability be an issue? Of course, the vehicle has a full size spare that is - yet another AT20. :squint:
Appreciate any insight I can get. I searched, and didn't find much.
Dan
I've got a 2015 4Runner Trail that is essentially bone stock and still has the stock Dunlop AT20 P-rated "tires". My 87 year old home has decided that my ample 4Runner fund would be better spent elsewhere - so I am not able to upgrade anything on the truck until next spring.
However, myself and two others have been hoping for a trip this Fall to Colorado to explore. We'd be doing a mix of driving passes and seeing abandoned mining towns, as well as backpacking and mountain biking. We do not have a full plan, but there are several passes we would like to see during the trip - potentially Imogene, Black Bear, Engineer, etc.
I have recovery gear, tools, air compressor, first aid, etc. and solid working knowledge of traversing difficult terrain and fixing vehicles in tough spots. It's mostly the p-rated tires that concern me - will durability be an issue? Of course, the vehicle has a full size spare that is - yet another AT20. :squint:
Appreciate any insight I can get. I searched, and didn't find much.
Dan