Owner reviews for tires

Just got back from a 1000 mile road trip in 275s Falken Wildpeaks. Very impressed, smooth ride to Costco. Did slight forest road driving and didn’t slow me down. Loving them.

Have around 25k on my wild peaks tread is still excellent, they do excellent in north east winters too.

I run Maxxis Razr AT’s. Highly recommend. Live in Washington so I get all kinds of weather. They’re killer in snow and rain. Smooth ride and look great

Never had the Grapplers but had AT3W’s and was very happy with how quiet they were on pavement compared to other ATs i’ve had.

The falkens are great both on and off road. I put them on my 2020 in the standard P265/70/17 size. My rig is built for child hauling so I wanted a smooth ride. I have taken it off road many times and the falkens handled amazing.

Falken here for 40000km all year around here in canada, great in snow, offroad, gravel, bad on ice... But after two winter still alive without any "oh shit" moment. I will buy them again.

The Goodyear Endurance are very good tires. I had them on my rig from the factory. After 4 years I swapped them for Michelin LT tires.

Had Westlakes on my Grand Design from the factory, I didn't have a blowout but a number of people on the Facebook group I'm in did.

I replaced them with Goodyear Endurance mid-season last year and the difference in ride quality was night and day. I don't regret it.

I have the nitto 555R2 radial, and STILL spin from a street dig, but overall they handle well while mostly having traction.

The Ardent sucks by most accounts. Read this article from [NSMB.com](https://nsmb.com/articles/ask-uncle-dave-talking-tires-maxxis/) where the Maxxis rep basically says the only reason Ardent's are even made anymore is because people recognize the name. Rekon 2.4 is my vote (not a particularly wide 2.4, more like a 2.35). Some have mentioned the Ardent Race, but the Rekon has way better cornering traction than an ardent race, and bigger center knobs than an ardent race for braking traction.