Tires Falken or FULDA

Falken Ziex 960s are what I ran in big bear for years. Rain snow shine. If I needed cables I should've driven a different car. It was a hoon in the snow lol.

Did a short test drive today. No rubbing or other issues with normal/slightly spicy driving. Went lock to lock in a parking lot, no issues.

Bought AT4s a year ago. I have great traction on wet, dry and snowy roads here in New Hampshire. Would definitely recommend and buy again.

Im from the same area and I got wildpeaks at4s 265/75r16 at 1010tires for $246. Love the wildpeaks so far, only downside is the gas mileage from stock tires went from 12.3l/100kms to 13.8l/100kms.

I'm currently running Falken Azenis on my '07 STi. They were $150/tire and there was an $80 instant rebate for buying a set of 4. So, $130/tire after rebate.

Fallen Wildpeaks AT/4 all the way. Amazing tire for the price. $319 at Discount. Running 285/75r16 on my 23, 3rd Gen Taco. Minimal road noise, great handling. You won’t be disappointed!

Do not only trust 3 peak rating. It is the bare minimum, and simply has to perform 10% better in acceleration than a control all season. So don\u2019t just go for any cheap tire that has it, do some research. I use falken all terrains and they work real well.

I myself also have allseason, Fulda Multicontrol. So far in those conditions you described they perform allright, but you need to be careful. I’m still not fully convinced to take them to direct snow since I have tried to cross some purely snowy areas and they get stuck.

I got the falkens from discount tire. They were a good price but I don't think I would get them again. All else being equal they don't track as well as the Yokohama I had.

- avoid the willys, stock tires are LOUD (falken mt)