PGHChris81
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Another vote for the Wildpeaks. Love them.
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Best All Around AT tires?
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Thats what I ran on my 2018 and am getting another set for my 2021 this weekend. The stock tires are 285/60/20 but I am putting 285/65/20 on, so the tire is a little taller, but still works with the stock suspension. They grip great in the rain and do even better in snow when you run to the mountains.
I did not find that to be the case. I found Wildpeak at3w and Toyo at3 and KO2's all to be better in the snow. Everyone has different experiences, we are lucky we have lots of good choices. I have lived in snow country for 62 years and have been driving in it for 50 years.
Another vote for wildpeaks, I liked them better than KO2s and duratracs. Price has gone up on them though (relative to competitors, they used to be much cheaper compared to duratracs and KO2s; but also tires have gone up a lot in the past 2 years)
but if I wasn’t really off-roading I’d consider a less aggressive tire like the Nokian Rotiiva AT Plus that will handle better on the street and probably perform a bit better in the snow
but if I wasn’t really off-roading I’d consider a less aggressive tire like the Nokian Rotiiva AT Plus that will handle better on the street and probably perform a bit better in the snow
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Anyone running Bridgestone Dueler AT Revo 3?
I've had them on two different company trucks (1/2 tons) and they were excellent tires. Great traction wet/dry/snow, quiet on the road and got 50K+ miles out of both sets.
Just wondering if anyone had any experience with them towing?
I have a touch over 11K on my 2021 and the Firestones a literally 1/2 gone. Been rotated twice and about 1/3 of the miles have been towing. My dad used to run the Firestones all the time on his work trucks and he loved them, maybe they've changed in the last 15 years? These things are junk.
I've had them on two different company trucks (1/2 tons) and they were excellent tires. Great traction wet/dry/snow, quiet on the road and got 50K+ miles out of both sets.
Just wondering if anyone had any experience with them towing?
I have a touch over 11K on my 2021 and the Firestones a literally 1/2 gone. Been rotated twice and about 1/3 of the miles have been towing. My dad used to run the Firestones all the time on his work trucks and he loved them, maybe they've changed in the last 15 years? These things are junk.