Tires Falken or Barum

Falken wildpeak AT3 and loving it.

Never got stuck with my falkens, and not too loud on the road either

Wildpeaks pretty much do it all. I run them on the daily in some very extreme/shit conditions. Silt, mud, sand, torrential rains, ice storms, snow. They just get around great. Also, 70k plus miles on a half ton and still had some life in them. 80% of my day is driving on rock roads.

Wildpeaks. I have them on my cummins and I love them. I jave the 35x12 and they have excelled in wet and snow.

I have the AT3/Ws and I love them. They're 3-peak rate, handle well on road, handle well offroad, and handle the ice/snow just fine. I'll continue to buy Falkens.

I’ve had wildpeak at3w on my Jeep xj for about 7 years and I’ve taken it to Mexico eight times down to my uncles ranch , it is one heavy duty off road trip to get there… also done a lot of highway driving, i’ve taken it up to Seattle to visit my niece. I’ve gone 4 x 4 in all over the desert in Nevada and Arizona, of course, in California also. And I have to say that my tires are still in great shape. They handle really great in the rain and the snow.

I have the wildpeaks. Went from the stock Michelins. The mpg went down about 2 or so….performance in snow is way up and the braking is way better. I don’t off-road but it works for me so far.

AT3w in stock size on a 17 GX here. Slightly more noisy than the factory rubber but unless you rode in it before and after the tire change, you wouldn’t notice. It’s that subtle. Waaaaay more capable. No loss in MPG that I have noticed. Win win.

My setup is 19" DPE's with 8.5" wide front wheels on 225/35/19 Nitto 555 extreme tires which have good grip from what I've seen so far and a 10" wide rear wheels on 245/35/19 Falcon 452's... The Nitto's are more expensive but I've been told they wear down slower and have better grip than the Falcon's...

The stock **Falken 225/45R19** on mine are the worst tires I've had on any of the cars! Two tires got bubbles, and the other two have cuts like I've never seen before!