Reviews of Falken tires

For the love of God never buy the Falken Wildpeak at3w all terrain truck tires. They are the absolute worst tire I've ever had on a vehicle.

I had sumitomo and then changed to falkens they have good grip and is spirted driving approved.

I currently have a set of Falkens on my SUV and they are much better than the Continental tires that were on it prior.

I am currently running the Falken Wildpeak AT Trail and it is 100% better in all ways compared to the Continental OE tires.

I LOVED my Falken Wildpeaks. Great performance in the snow, and despite using the truck for almost nothing but highway miles, I put almost 55k on them, and they still looked like they had another 60k life in them.

I replaced my factory tires at only 9000 miles. then I purchased falcon wildpeaks that wore down so fast that I was able to prorate the tire warranty at only 18,000 miles usage.

I have Falkens now, and am considering the Geolanders because they do slightly better in the rain. I'm not sure which is better in the snow. The Falkens have been fantastic in the snow, as you probably know, but I find traction isn't great on wet roads.

Wild peaks are the shiz! No vibrations beasts on snow, ice, and rain. And drive smooth in the summer months. Overall these have been the best tire for the money.

Wildpeak A/T3w, cost roughly the same as the trails. 3 peak rated. They’re made especially for the 3W’s that they advertise. Wear, Winter and Wet conditions. They still aren’t super aggressive like most AT tires which make them great on road too. I’ve ran them for over a year, they’ve been great to me.

I'm on my fourth set of Falkens, because they work.. They perform great in anything; I live in the Canadian Rockies, and they are one of two all weather tires that qualify as "Snow tires" under both British Columbia and Quebecs mandatory snow tire laws. We've been to the Arctic Ocean twice, and into deep southern Mexico, down the length of Baja, and across the continent with them. We have never been stuck that we couldn't self rescue, and not one blowout in either Arctic trip.