Tires MICHELIN or Falken

Love the tires so far, but can I expect to immediately destroy these on track too? Any possibility of taking it easier and leaving a track day with plenty of tread and not chunked up tires?

Tires are on, I went with LT285/70R18 Falken Wildpeak AT4W in C load range. They are a legit 34x11.5 and are pretty heavy since they are the beefier Duraspec sidewall, coming in a 68 lbs, but still C load range. So tough, but with a smoother ride and potentially more flex than an E rated. I wanted to stick with the factory wheels, because A) they look great B) I don't want a higher scrub radius for clearance and wear/ tear, C) saves money.

I bought 4 Michelin 235-70-16’s for my SUV in 2021. $995.

Falken Wildpeak AT4.

I use them on the trails all the time, they’re great. Better on snowy pavement than my buddies KO2s as well

Michelin Power Cup. I'm very happy with them

I agree with Michelin Defender II (the dealership put them in mine when I bought it, they're great)

Falken Rubitrek. I don't go off road much so they are as aggressive as I need, but with better road manners.

I have Michelin Primacy A/S tires on my CX5, and I'm very happy with them. The ride is quiet and comfortable, and they handle really well

I recently changed tires (Michelin Pilot AS4) and within a week I got a nail in one which developed a slow leak 2-3 psi per day. In this case topping it off did make the TPMS light go away by itself without needing to press the TPMS button.

Mine were down to 50% tread and didn't have enough traction on snow at ~20k miles. If you drive on serious snow, consider getting rid of them by 15 to 20k miles.