LT245/75R16 LRE 120/116S TOYO OPEN COUNTRY H/T II All Season

Description

The Toyo LRE 120/ OPEN COUNTRY H/T II All Season LT245/75R16 tire delivers responsive handling and precise steering feedback across spring, summer, and fall driving conditions. Built with a compromise rubber compound that performs from approximately +7°C through high summer temperatures, this tire maintains consistent grip and cornering stability on both dry and wet pavement. Circumferential drainage channels and wet-road grooves work together to reduce standing water and improve directional control when surfaces are damp.

• Vehicle Fit: This size fits full-size SUVs and light trucks, including models such as the Ford F-150, Toyota 4Runner, and Chevrolet Tahoe. For exact fitment, check the tire size sticker inside your driver-side door or use the tire size search on the migotire.com homepage.

• Seasonal Performance: The all-season compound delivers grip from spring through fall, with moderate tread depth suited to mixed road conditions. This tire is not a winter replacement—dedicated winter tires are essential for snow and ice. All-season construction prioritizes three-season usability over extreme cold performance.

• Load & Speed Rating: Load Index 116 supports 1,270 kg (2,800 lbs) per tire, sufficient for light trucks and full-size SUVs carrying passengers and cargo. Speed Rating S permits a maximum of 180 km/h, appropriate for highway and regional driving.

• Tire Type: Light truck (LT) tires feature reinforced internal construction and stiffer sidewalls designed to handle the weight, towing stress, and uneven terrain typical of pickup trucks and full-size SUVs. This category resists puncture and curb damage better than standard passenger tires.

Migotire.com offers fast, free local delivery across the GTA on this tire. Professional installation can be added directly at checkout; if installation is not available, contact Migotire to arrange an appointment. The Toyo LRE 120 is backed by Toyo’s 100,000 km manufacturer warranty covering tire material quality and tread defects—damage from road hazards or driving conditions is excluded.