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Here’s my ’18…I’m fine with the stock suspension and tire size, but on the fence with the OWL tires. I’m thinking about swapping them for a more aggressive AT band like Falken AT3W, Toyo Open Country AT2… Thoughts?

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I had a set of LT duratracs on my Tacoma: they were great, but I didn’t like how they handled in the winter and how noisy they got after 10k miles.

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Do you want P-rated or LT tires? After 2 months of shopping, I finally got a set of WildPeak A/T3Ws for my 2017 F150. They come with a 55,000 km wear guarantee, look very nice and aggressive and have a strict winter rating. From what I’ve read they are not noisy at all and offer great performance in all terrains. I should be getting them this week – I’ll let you know how I like them.

Just took my brand new 17 KR (140 miles) to Discount tire to swap out the factory white letter good years. Have a good look at the BF KO2s but they are expensive. Discount allowed $80 each for trade-in. Decided to put Cooper Discoverer ATP in 275-60-20 in Blackwalls. Looks much better in my opinion. As quiet as the factory tires. For comparison, the bfgs were quoted at 1150 otd and the Coopers were 650. That includes the discount guarantee, etc.

Since I have owned both KO2s and Duratracs, my vote goes to the Duratracs. I know they have an LRC in the 16″ version. In the size you want I can’t say, but if it’s an option, and if you don’t need/want an LRE, they’re worth it. IMO, they are much better in snow than the KO2s, and overall, the only things other than looks, the KO2s were a bit quieter than the Duratracs. Both seem to wear quite well.

If I converted my ’17 into a psuedo off-road truck, the Goodyears would be my first choice. They are heavy, but whatever brand/tyre you choose, there will be trade-offs.

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First off, that’s a beautiful truck. Second, maybe I’m oldschool, but I LIKELY prefer OWL tires, it just adds so much to the look of vehicles, and the “chop” when the wheels and tires spin.

As for the 2018 20″ PVD wheels, I think they look great, but I agree the older ones you have look even better.

Contact Us – Manage Preferences – Advertising – Cookie Policy – Privacy Statement – Terms of Service – Do Not Sell My Personal Information – The Falken Wildpeak A/T3W is an all-terrain, all-season tire manufactured for SUVs and light trucks. Falken offers a 55,000 mile tread warranty with this tire model.

Falken offers a road hazard guarantee on this tire. Road damage is damage to the tire during its performance. It can occur in the form of punctures, bruises, or shock absorbers when the tire is driven on a federal, state, and/or local serviced road under normal driving conditions. Falken’s traffic risk covers the first 3/32nd of the tire’s life or 2 years from the date of purchase (whichever comes first). The road hazard warranty will be honored if the damage is irreparable according to USTMA puncture repair guidelines. Additional restrictions and fees may apply.

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Falken also offers a thirty (30) day ride guarantee or 1,000 miles to try out this model. If you are not happy with your purchase, Falken offers this warranty for 30 days or 1,000 miles, whichever comes first. The returned tires must not show damage from road hazards, improper operation or maintenance, or damage caused by external conditions. This offer is for tires used in normal road conditions within the US or Canada and not for tires used in commercial services or racing applications. The tires must be returned to the original place of purchase, with the sales invoice and appropriate documentation.

The tire offers excellent traction in all weather conditions thanks to the silica tire compound and the deep grooves in the tread. They keep in touch with the road and have a firm grip on the road surface in dry, wet and winter weather. The deep grooves in the tread also drain water and slush from beneath the tire’s footprint to improve the model’s aquaplaning resistance. The deep grooves remove mud and snow between the tread elements, improving traction. The improved road grip and aquaplaning resistance increase the tire’s driving safety level all year round.

The tire has excellent off-road capabilities. The aggressive upper sidewall design and offset shoulder tread blocks provide good grip on loose, soft and uneven road surfaces. They also protect the tire from rocks that can damage it during off-road performance. Even when the model has low tire pressures, it can perform safely under such conditions. The robust and rigid tread blocks eject stones that sit between the tread elements and thus prevent stone retention.

The 3D canyon sipes of the tread design, the stiff and robust tread blocks, the outer apex sidewall and the Heat Diffuser technology work together to improve the handling of the tire. They stabilize the tire’s road contact and improve resistance to the driving forces that affect it. The tread design also improves steering response, making the tire easier to control. The outer apex sidewall, along with the Heat Diffuser technology, reinforces the tire against heat build-up in the lower sidewall area. This prevents the tire shape from deforming and improves driving durability.

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The Wildpeak A/T3W tread pattern features 3D Canyon sipe detail and deep tread grooves. This special design extends tread life and tire usability. The tire prevents the formation of irregular wear patterns on the tread by distributing the driving pressure evenly over the tire surface. The better heat and pressure distribution greatly improves the usability of the tire.

Below is a list of some popular vehicles that can fit 245/75R16 tires depending on the year and option. However, the list does not cover all vehicles that these tires will fit:

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Well, after a year with the BFGs, I decided it was time for a change. Originally I was planning to upgrade to OEM 20’s. I could not find buyers for my tires and wheels. Only people interested in my BFGs. They were 275/70R18. I bought them with a 1000 miles from my cousin who traded in his Jeep. I ended up with 5 tires for $300. Tough to pass up at the time. I sold them for $700 and paid $1000 to get these new Falken’s. They are 305/65R18 They look a lot