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  • #16
    I was sadly disappointed with the on rd ride and handling when I went to LT AT'S . Even at the apparent same size , fuel economy handling ,ride and acceleration went out the door . It's a trade off
    03 grande v6 , with added stuff that makes it go places . RTFM people !
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    • #17
      Originally posted by kav View Post
      I was sadly disappointed with the on rd ride and handling when I went to LT AT'S . Even at the apparent same size , fuel economy handling ,ride and acceleration went out the door . It's a trade off
      I knew that changing rims and tyres on a car affects the dynamics. Sometimes for the better other times not so. I just didn't realize going to these AT tyres would change the ride so dramatically. Kav you're spot on, the highway driving component is worse but hopefully the off road abilities might be better.

      Thanks for the compliments of the way it looks. It has improved aesthetics.

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      • #18
        Morce, u have gone to a lower profile tyre which will always be rougher, also psi affects the Prado ride a lot, when's car comes back from a service I can tell straight away if they have put 40 psi in as the ride is crap, 36 beautiful. You wouldn't think 4 psi would make that much difference but it does and I am only running 17's.
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