2004 Sequoia. Tires were losing pressure for about a year before we put on new tires. The shop that put on the new tires found a lot of corrosion inside the rims and on the valve stems holes in the rim. They had to take a lot of time to wire brush and clean this off before mounting the new tires. I had the tires Nitrogen filled, and they used bead sealer to help this from being a problem again. All set now, no new rims needed.
I highly recommend the General Grabber AT2 tires in 245/75/17 load range E. The speedometer is right on, highway is very quiet, precise handling, and really confident in all kinds of Maine snow. Should have installed them years ago. These will be the go to truck tire from here on out.
all of my rims are corroded on the vehicle and toyota doesn't care. they have done nothing to resolve the problem. I have to replace all the rims myself...not cheap because the tires are losing air around the rims
- Wendy C.,
Cockeysville, MD, US
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2004 Sequoia. Tires were losing pressure for about a year before we put on new tires. The shop that put on the new tires found a lot of corrosion inside the rims and on the valve stems holes in the rim. They had to take a lot of time to wire brush and clean this off before mounting the new tires. I had the tires Nitrogen filled, and they used bead sealer to help this from being a problem again. All set now, no new rims needed.
I highly recommend the General Grabber AT2 tires in 245/75/17 load range E. The speedometer is right on, highway is very quiet, precise handling, and really confident in all kinds of Maine snow. Should have installed them years ago. These will be the go to truck tire from here on out.
- Matt K., Sidney, ME, US