Tires Falken or OEM Honda

Got mine in September of 2024. I drive on trails for my job and they have been amazing. In areas where I needed 4x4 with old set of wranglers I drive right through without 4x4 in the wild peaks. Very quiet on highway and handle amazing in the rain. So far very happy!

The AT4Ws are much, **much** quieter and rides smoother but my main reason for switching from the MTs to ATs is because I couldn't stand the lack of grip in wet weather with mud tires. The AT4Ws still aren't quite as good as the stock Goodyears but a bit better than the MTs in the rain. Otherwise, the AT4Ws are on the cheaper end cost-wise but still a fan favorite.

Got them on Tacoma, about 6000-km have been in a few serous rain storms and one white out snow storm all on the highway.

I think they are perfect for my truck

10k on mine so far with no complaints.

I'm running 265/70/17 and love mine. Better grip on wet pavement than my previous road biased tire. Haven't done much offroading on them, but what I have done has been great

On road they ride quiet and comfortable.

Have done low-moderate rock crawling and off-roading in all weather types after this past winter. I can’t speak completely to longevity but they are a very capable and durable tire. The cons for me are weight. They are on the heavier side of the AT tires out there.

They’re heavy so you will take a slight hit to your gas mileage, but I personally love them. Ride quiet and do great off road.

Old technology. They're "good" but there's a lot better tires that you can get. Rt660s are great, but if youre on a budget, the rt615ks are good too.

The Falken tires they roll out of the factory suck, Falken as a brand in general isn’t bad. I went from Falken ZX-somethings to Falken Wildpeaks on my Crosstrek and it’s night and day.

I might be the only one that has these that’s sliding around on snow and ice. Just don’t have confidence out on the road, which is a crappy feeling to have. Especially ice - I immediately start slipping, even if going straight.