Owner reviews for tires

Update 6 months later: I haven't gotten a chance to test them in snow despite getting them in January. It was a very mild winter. But I noticed immediately how much better they handled in the rain. Compared to those these made a real difference and I felt safer. I don't notice any more noise with these.

Only Chinese tires that are any good are Sailun s637

I had those Falkens, and I miss them; I have Firestone now, and they are ok. I a lot quieter than the Falken, but either way the Falkens are best.

Some of the best tires for the price honestly, love them on my wife’s 2020 1500 and on my 2020 F350 Platinum. Been towing 16K lbs almost daily with them tires and they wear very good! Highly recommended

I've been running Falken Wildpeak A/T3W all\_ Terrain since I ripped off the crappy OEM tires. Mounted on a 2017 1500 Laramie /w 105k. No issues. Excellent in rain, mud, and highway. They are snow peak rated, but in Florida no snow.

I’m currently running them on my 18 big horn and love them so far. I can’t say anything about snow cause I’m in Texas but they do amazing on the highway, rain and the little bit of mud I’ve been in they did pretty good. I did have balancing issues and one was out of round and had to replace that one but now it ride amazing even at 110 mph.

Love my Falken Wildpeak A/T 10ply (had Falken before they were a big name). They have been really good tires, and i keep them rotated every 6k-7k miles. Even wear and still look really good. When these need replaced, i will go with Falken again for sure. They are good for offraod as well, have been in mud that was halfway up the tires, and no issues at all. Plus, they are good on the highway with no road noise (at least mine have no road noise as of yet). They do get stiff in the cold, but thats because they are 10ply. They are good in the snow, and ice is ice.

I actually have used both the weatherpeak and cross climate 2 tires, the cliff notes are, the bridgestones are quieter and have no fuel economy penalty, they also handle better

The XC70 had Vredesteins when we bought it and they were ok. We got about 35k miles out of them.

The Dunlops didn’t seem all that grippy though; I felt the rear start to slide out inexplicably on a tight turn on a clean road that was only slightly rough and I didn’t feel like I was really pushing the bike all that much - just light throttle and was riding smoothly.