Tires

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BRIDGESTONE Tires
mininorris
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Rating 5.0

I personally have Bridgestone Revo 3 on my truck. Best non-snow tire I’ve ever driven in the snow and rain, they ride and steer much better than any other all terrain and I’ve never needed more off road performance.

Pros: best non-snow tire
Mileage: 60000 km
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Cooper Tires
valus_maximus
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Rating 5.0

Ran Discoverer AT3s on my 4Runner and they were amazing, very comfortable/quiet and didn't mess with my gas mileage like some of the chunkier all-terrains tend to.

Pros: comfortable, quiet, good mileage
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Maxxis Tires

I ran a maxxcross on both front and rear - rear first, before I upgraded to a 16" + shinko 525. Its not a bad tire at all, and if you're looking to keep the weight down on the stock rim then I say its a good choice.

Pros: good choice, keeps weight down
Cons: not a bad tire
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Falken Tires
bharkey
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Rating 5.0

I have those on my magnetite gray sport with stock wheels also! About 15K on them and they’re still amazing. Great in the snow, quiet, no walking.

Pros: great in the snow, quiet
Mileage: 15000 km
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YOKOHAMA Tires
acmcdonaldgp
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Rating 4.0

I’m 1 month in on my first set of Geolandar AT’s and have had snow up in northern AB for a couple of weeks. Initial observations: love them! They are quieter than either the KO2 or Duratrac. I haven’t noticed any improvement in fuel economy. On snow and ice covered roads though, my early observation is they outperform the other tires I’ve used. All in all, they are meeting my relatively high expectations for them so far.

Pros: quieter than other tires
Cons: no fuel economy improvement
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Nokia Tires
EVconverter
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Rating 5.0

I put them on my Clarity and they're every bit as good as the Michelins they replace at half the per mile cost. They even are a bit more efficient.

Pros: good as Michelins, more efficient
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Falken Tires

Switched to A/T3W’s on my ‘20 TRD OR after running KO2’s down to min tread (18 OR previous). I will say my current Wildpeaks are way better on wet roads, equally chunky in snow/mud, but too soon to judge on longevity, my KO2’s lasted forever, but so far I prefer the latter, including the price.

Pros: better on wet roads
Cons: longevity unknown
Vehicle: Toyota
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Firestone Tires

Another set of tires I would recommend that is almost never mentioned is Firestone Destination A/Ts. It has always been my go to truck tire. Although I haven't put them on my Tacoma yet, they did great on our '01 Sierra, '05 Ranger, and my uncle's '16 Silverado.

Pros: go to truck tire
Vehicle: Toyota
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Cooper Tires
tfg_13
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Rating 3.0

I love/hate my Discoverer AT3s. Love them for mileage, and noise level. Hate them because now I hear everything else I need to fix.

Pros: good mileage, low noise
Cons: hear other noises
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Continental Tires
tlivingd
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Rating 1.0

I have a Genesis G80 with ProContact tx's on it and they're garbage. I'm on my second set after 3000 miles after MFG warranty. They caused vibrations and failed road force balancing.

Cons: vibrations, failed balancing
Mileage: 3000 km
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