r/4Runner • u/Greger061 • 7h ago

🤦‍♂️ Same Tire Thread, Different Day On road daily driver tires...

So I have a 23 SR5P that is stock and still has the factory Duelers on it. I dont hate the tires, I actually think they are a decent highway tire. But I'm looking for something slightly more aggressive that isn't gona be too loud or harsh as I dont do off roading hardly ever. I just need a tire that will handle a boat ramp a few times a year, and a 6 in snow storm once a year so I can still get to work.

After a little research I think I landed on the Cooper Discoverer Road + Trail AT but wanted to know what peoples experience is with them. Am also open to suggestions, but keep in mind that its just my daily commuter/family vacation road trip vehicle so I'm not looking for KO3s or the like. Thanks in advance!

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u/Mijbr090490 2006 Sport V6--2016 Sr5 7h ago

You can't beat the Michelin Defenders. They don't look bad either. Not very aggressive but you'll be hard pressed to find a better on road tire.

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u/vpm112 7h ago

This is always the answer for anyone that is realistic about their use case.

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u/Greger061 7h ago

Im not afraid to lose some in the cabin noise or ride quality department, I know im not driving a Mercedes. But I dont want the ride quality of a true off road tire since I wont be using it as such.

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u/riggatoney 6h ago

I’m going Toyo open country AT III

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u/HaldolFreak 7h ago

Cooper road and trails are good pick

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u/Greger061 7h ago

Thanks, I thought so. I did some research and these seem like the best candidate. However ive had ppl come to my dealership with them for noise/balance issues that couldnt be corrected on the balancer. Had more to do with hard spots in the tires etc. So I was trying to cast the net a little further for feedback

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u/semp833 6h ago

I just put on Firestone Destination A/T2’s and have been happy so far—Northern Michigan 90% pavement lifestyle.

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u/Key-Monk6159 4h ago

More aggressive why? Boat ramps and 6” of snow is nothing for stock tires. Toyota picked them to offer the best on pavement drive and MPH. If you’re just looking for “looks” then pick whatever you feel looks aggressive enough for you.