Toyo Open Country AT3 6 ply stock?

[The Yeti]

I'll keep this as short as possible and try to cut to the chase. Is there stock in the US for sku #355920? It's a Toyo Open Cpuntry AT3 in a 6 ply C range. Im finally at the stage where I am possibly getting my money back on a bad deal with a well known large company up here North of the US border. (I hope, or they better hope I should say). Now that I'm at this point Im making calls to get them ordered up from a local reputable honest company instead. Lesson learned the hard way as usual. Anyway seems they are out of stock and no eta or even if they will be back in stock in my area of the country from what Im tokd at a couple places so far. Is this a Western Canada thing or is this specific to this tire choice?
Had my decision made o. The lightest tall skinny I could find in this spec for what I need/want and now Im SOL apparently?

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[NVjeff]

Tire Rack shows them in stock, I don't know if they're an option for you in Canada.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...3p.ds&ef_id=ZyLV5gAAAUzzJDBM:20241031005710:s

 

[The Yeti]

Ya not looking to order out of the states was morejust curious ifthis is some kind of actual shortage or a regional thing or if I should just hurry up and wait until they're back in stock around here again or start researching for the next lightest tire in the size I'm after. Saw some US sights online saying in stock but so do some Canadian sites, so kind of was hoping somone might be able to confirm locally there. Maybe Ill start looking for my next option and hold off til one of mine wears out completely and blow lol. I do still have the stockers but running my BFG 285 70 17's on aftermarket wheels. They're 10 plys, so kinda notice them compared to the stock wheels/tires. They've been around the block for lorethan a few years on my Duramax, so they are on their last year or possibly season and starting to show the cracks, etc. Pretty standard and just my luck, soon as I need or want something I can't get it

 

[NortonJTSS]

I'll keep this as short as possible and try to cut to the chase. Is there stock in the US for sku #355920? It's a Toyo Open Cpuntry AT3 in a 6 ply C range. Im finally at the stage where I am possibly getting my money back on a bad deal with a well known large company up here North of the US border. (I hope, or they better hope I should say). Now that I'm at this point Im making calls to get them ordered up from a local reputable honest company instead. Lesson learned the hard way as usual. Anyway seems they are out of stock and no eta or even if they will be back in stock in my area of the country from what Im tokd at a couple places so far. Is this a Western Canada thing or is this specific to this tire choice?
Had my decision made o. The lightest tall skinny I could find in this spec for what I need/want and now Im SOL apparently?

I have those exact tires and love them but if I couldn't get them I'd check out the Falken Wildpeak AT4Ws in the same size also load range C.. 5 lbs heavier but quite a bit cheaper per tire. Or Mickey Thompson has a 255/85r17 pizza cutter that's also 34.5 inches and weighs 63 lbs but load range E

 

[The Yeti]

Ya saw those Falkens as a runner up, but not sure they are in stock around here either though. And just based on the weight difference Id prefer the AT3's. Don't hearmuch about Mickeys around here so I'll have to shop around/research them to check in to those and see if they're an option or not.

 

[Alaska-HWY JK]

Did you try 1010 Tires. We got our 35/11.50/17 C 2 years ago from Integra Tire.
I always compare prices with 1010. Availability was bad then and prices were from $414 to over $700. Think we were at $460 a piece for ours. Ran them 2 seasons, winters are on now.

 

[The Yeti]

I've been all over the interweb. .ca's of course. The one I settled on was "in stock" althought they weren't in stock. I called first to confirm. Lie and excuse after excuse I now may possibly have my money coming back soon, time will tell for sure though. It took some real documentstion and follow up overtime and evetually when I contacted the BBB I may have some action. Again we'll see. The only sites that say in stock onoine for Canada are from the same area and I get similar answers to questions and open answer's. So do I take the plunge again with the open ended answers, not real sureI should. I do know I will never purchase from the site I tried again. They obviously just drop ship and let you belivleve the items are in stock when they really aren't in any warehouse they own. I haven't called 1010tires but after multiple calls to verified real businesses I've dealt with in the past, I've found these tires seem to be out of stock. Even the 12.5's when I asked the last 2 calls as a last resort

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