Is the Toyo Open Country A20 a good tire?

Name: Toyo Open Country A20
Brand: Toyo

Toyo Open Country A20

All-terrain
4 sizes

All-terrain
4 sizes

Best for off-road enthusiasts. Ideal for drivers who frequently venture off the beaten path and prioritize handling over wet traction.

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Score and specs shown for size 225/65R17. Other sizes are listed below and can differ.

Our take

The Toyo Open Country A20 is a solid choice for those who prioritize off-road handling and dry grip. Its off-road handling score of 8 and dry grip score of 8 both exceed the category averages, making it well-suited for mixed terrain adventures. The 50,000-mile treadwear warranty is competitive, though not the longest in the segment.

However, the tire's wet grip score of 4 is a notable shortcoming, falling below the category average of 5.2. This could be a concern for drivers in regions with frequent rain. Additionally, the lack of a 3PMSF rating limits its effectiveness in severe winter conditions, unlike competitors such as the Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015.

When comparing to its rivals, the Pirelli Scorpion Zero All Season offers a more balanced performance in both wet and dry conditions. Meanwhile, the Toyo Open Country A/T III might be a better choice for those seeking improved wet traction. Overall, the Open Country A20 is best for off-road enthusiasts who prioritize handling and dry conditions over wet performance.

Pros

Off-road handling score of 8 is above the category average of 6.6, making it a solid choice for mixed terrain driving.
Treadlife rating of 7.5 is supported by a 50,000-mile warranty, which is competitive within the all-terrain segment.
Dry grip score of 8 outpaces the category average of 6.6, providing reliable traction on dry surfaces.

Cons

Limited wet grip performance could be a safety concern for those driving frequently in rainy climates.
Wet grip score of 4 falls short of the category average of 5.2, which may be a concern in rainy conditions.
No 3PMSF rating, unlike some competitors like the Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015, which limits its capability in severe snow conditions.
The Pirelli Scorpion Zero All Season offers a more balanced performance across wet and dry conditions.

Tirescouter Editorial analysis, written from manufacturer specs with AI assistance. It is not based on road tests or owner reviews. How we score

Spec facts

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Available sizes

Every size the Open Country A20 comes in. Pick a size to compare other tires made in it.

Every size this tire comes in, with its load, speed and UTQG ratings
Size	Shop this size	Load index	Speed rating	UTQG	Warranty	Max load	Max PSI
225/65R17	Tire Rack	101	H · 130 mph	Not graded	None	Not listed	Not listed
235/55R18	Tire Rack	100	W · 168 mph	500	50k mi	Not listed	Not listed
235/55R18	Tire Rack	100	W · 168 mph	500	50k mi	Not listed	Not listed
245/55R19	Tire Rack	103	S · 112 mph	300 A A	None	1,929 lb	44
245/65R17	Tire Rack	105	S · 112 mph	Not graded	None	Not listed	Not listed

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