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Falken WildPeak AT3 285/65/20

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Just posting for others to reference what it looks like, I had trouble finding pics of these on stock truck, no leveling or lift. Tires are slightly taller, same width. Have used these tires on several trucks and have been happy.

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Thanks for posting these pictures. Are they pretty tolerable with tire howl? Windows up noticeable?
 
Have these on our 4Runner, like them enough to install on my Ram when it's time for new tires.
 
If there is any road noise it is very minimal. Have had these tires on several trucks, love them.


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I appreciate you both posting these pictures for us. I am looking at these same tires in the same size. Have you noticed a big difference in mpg with the bigger tire?
 
I really didn't notice much of a difference. Just had to change the tire size in the BCM, you won't find that size listed; at least it wasn't there a year ago. I had to do it via tire circumference and even then I'm off a bit and need to redo it.
 
Razzman said:
I really didn't notice much of a difference. Just had to change the tire size in the BCM, you won't find that size listed; at least it wasn't there a year ago. I had to do it via tire circumference and even then I'm off a bit and need to redo it.
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That takes AlphaODB right? I haven’t done that yet, thinking it’s not too far off for now :-)


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Razzman said:
Yeah it does. Based on GPS -vs- Speedo I was 3 mph off after installing the tires.
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Thanks. I’ll get it done at some point. I have the cables but I have to pull the dash cluster out so I figured I would take notes of all the things I want to change and do them all at once.


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mountainears said:
Thanks. I’ll get it done at some point. I have the cables but I have to pull the dash cluster out so I figured I would take notes of all the things I want to change and do them all at once.


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If you got the right cable that plugs into the CAN bus blocks, you just pull the headlight switch panel to access (see linked thread).

If you have to pull the cluster, you bought a 1500 SGW cable or brick.

hdrams.com

AlfaOBD

Has anyone played with AlfaOBD on their 2019 HD's yet? I'm curious if anything is accessible to "change" and if it just works. There is lots of different info out there on other forums, but i haven't found anything in regards to the 2019's. EDIT: AlfaOBD does work, here is the what is needed...
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I’ll read through. What I have is the ECRI plug that according to the video I saw you plug in for a little bit then remove.

I have a 2022 as well which I thought was different than the other years.


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mountainears said:
I’ll read through. What I have is the ECRI plug that according to the video I saw you plug in for a little bit then remove.

I have a 2022 as well which I thought was different than the other years.


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2022 HD is no different WRT SGW.

Yea, that's gonna require you pull the gauge cluster.

Ugh.

If you just bought it, send it back and get a proper bypass cable (Jimmy can also make you one) and AlfaOBD and a decent OBDII reader.

ECRI Vehicle Calibration Device with Security Bypass Module - Fits Jeep Wrangler JL & Gladiator JT - Requires in-APP Purchase PER Vehicle

Seems like a lot for a one trick pony.

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