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I’ve had the AT3s on my Tundra for 4 years with about 60k miles and still lots of tread, just got the AT4 on my wife’s sequoia and they are def my goto tire brand
These are a good quality tire if you dont do serious offroad stuff. Good in snow, good on wet, and not terribly noisy.
I got the at4 a few months back and I love them. They are quiet, rides great and good hydroplane resistance (when new)
Stock tires are AT3W-A (not the same as AT3W) and were okay on my truck. I was able to get them to last right about 30k. I replaced them with AT4W’s and new wheels, and the AT4W’s have been an excellent tire in every element.
I work in a limestone rock quarry and I have Falken Wildpeak AT4 on my truck and they have been excellent. I am about to buy some for my personal 3500 AT4 because the wrangler that are on it are good ties I'm sure, but they give a very stiff ride quality. If they can stand up to my work environment they will stand up to anything I would need in my personal vehicle.
Sumitomo Encounter ATs are hands down the best bang for the buck.
Wildpeak at3w or at4w hands down the best tire imo very good in snow and ice they're severe weather rated.
Mine are finished and I've driven them exactly 30k miles.. I've regularly had them rotated, and I kept them inflated as required. Their warranty is pure BS (as any sign of uneven ware voids it). They're decent tires, you just need to know what you're getting before you pull the trigger.
I learned this for myself a long time ago when I had decided to go cheap for once and get some Sumitomo. I could feel the car's handling characteristics changed immediately (it felt like the back was "gliding" in the turns leaving the parking lot, which was probably sidewall flex).
I’m getting rid of my Falken Wildpeaks after 6,000 miles of misery. These tires will not balance and I’ve had rotational noise issues at highways speeds.
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