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I've been running them on my Crosstrek for the past 2 years, I live in the mountains and they are great in the winter on snow and ice. I kept the stock size but mounted them and aftermarket wheels, I love the somewhat aggressive look they give over the stock geolanders. I don't notice any extra road noise from them and I get around 30-32mpg. I've also put them on my older Ranger.
grip in the rain is fantastic, and very quiet on the road
Love mine! I live in an area with lots of snow and haven’t had any problems with them.
I have them and I love how aggressive they are. Great in mud and snow. Great in snow mud. Great on asphalt.
Love them. Put ~85 k miles on my first set and didn’t consider anything else when it was time to replace them. I live in Colorado, they are great in the snow and ice, also work great for the forest roads through the mountains.
Just got these on my 2018, handled compacted snow / ice fantastically and seem to be a solid upgrade from the stock tires
Amazing tires. I off road heavily in my wilderness and these have incredible grip off road, as well as being relatively quiet on pavement too.
Pretty nice - we had a snow/ice storm last week and the tires were great!
Lol...same story here. I realized I've bought and mounted AT3WA instead of AT3W only few weeks later, as I could not believe those on pictures looked so different. These DOT aprovals for Europe are needed and US based tire companies simply do not apply for those since they have large enough market in US and Down under.
Honestly I was quite satisfied with AT3WA on road, wet and snowy, but they look so sissy I got rid of them.
Purchased wildpeaks for my Tacoma since they seem to be popular. First time I drove with them, right away I noticed how bad the vibration was throughout the whole cab. Went back to discount tire and they rebalanced and road forced. Been there about 5 times now and I am about to give up on them.
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