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BFGoodrich Tires

We run Falken Wilkpeak A/T3W on my wife’s Yukon and they are great. I had BF Goodrich A/T KO2s on my previous pickup and they were pretty good too. I’ve never owned Toyo tires before, so it’s a bit of a leap of faith, but the preliminary reviews I’m reading about the quality and efficiency of these EV specific all-terrains is promising. They look great!

Pros: pretty good
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BFGoodrich Tires

I’m a KO2 guy though. Off-road performance is unreal. The 10-ply are nearly indestructible. They drive great and mine have always stayed quiet(I know other people haven’t had that experience).

Downside of a KO2 10 ply is they are heavy and sap fuel economy.

Pros: Unreal off-road, indestructible, quiet, great drive
Cons: Heavy, poor fuel economy
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BFGoodrich Tires
chubbysuperbiker
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Rating 4.5

KO2s for me have been excellent. They are quieter than the stock Goodyears for me, ride a little better and a ton more capable. Plus after 20k miles they aren’t showing any wear and only down 1/32nd so by that math they’re going to last a very long time.

I took a 1mpg hit going to them but that’s expected.

Pros: Quieter, better ride, very capable, long lasting
Cons: 1 MPG hit
Vehicle: Ford
Mileage: 32187 km
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DUNLOP Tires

If you’re dealing with rough roads and gravel check out the dunlop mutants. I have them on my mt09 and i love them. They handle great in the twist and not afraid to bomb a dirt road. Great tire ill buy again and again

Pros: handle great, not afraid
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DUNLOP Tires

Best bang for your buck is the Dunlop RoadSmart III. You should be able to get 6k+ miles. And they’re plenty sticky enough for spirited riding in all but expert track conditions.

Pros: plenty sticky, spirited riding
Mileage: 9656 km
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BFGoodrich Tires

running KO2s on my FJ but like others are saying theyre not good when it rains. tried toyo at3 on my gx and i think theyre better on-road but they only lasted me couple years. i dont know.. i switched to hankoook dynapro extreme. i find the hankook more quiet than the toyos. very good onroad manners and wet traction

Pros: very good onroad manners
Cons: not good when it rains
Vehicle: Toyota
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Rating 3.0

Ko2 = great on rocks and most trails. Pretty bad if the trail will get muddy and clog up the tread blocks. <10k miles relatively quiet. 10k-40k loud Nearly indestructible though even with lots of sharp rocks. Neve punctured one. Lots of balancing problems. Thank 4wheelparts for free rotate and balance. AT3W= Similar experience in most terrain. Maybe mildly better on packed snow but id say it's a wash. Quieter over all for highway driving mine have about 30k on them now.

Pros: great on rocks, indestructible
Cons: bad in mud, balancing problems
Mileage: 40000 km
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DUNLOP Tires

Overall experience with the stock tires was great at first then after 4-5 months I couldn’t bear them. They did alright in the snow and ice but i was also super careful and it doesn’t snow bad where I live.

Pros: great at first
Cons: wet traction dogshit
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DUNLOP Tires

They came stock on my 2012 Taco. I hated them. They were excellent at getting stuck in mud and losing traction in the rain.

Cons: stuck in mud, losing traction
Vehicle: Toyota
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