Falken Wildpeak/Rocky Mountain ATS
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Any authorized Falken dealer can call and special order these now. I have included the Falken part numbers. These sizes will not be available in the Rocky Mountain ATS until later in 2011.
Falken Part # Size High Flotation Translation
28440920 35X1250R15L 113S Wildpeak A/T
28440921 37X12.50R17L 124S Wildpeak A/T
28440922 37X13.50R18L 124S Wildpeak A/T
28440923 37X13.50R22L 123S Wildpeak A/T
28440924 37X13.50R24L 102S Wildpeak A/T
28440936 LT295/70R17 21S Wildpeak A/T
28440926 LT305/55R20 121S Wildpeak A/T
28440930 LT305/65R18 124S Wildpeak A/T
28446932 LT315/70R17 121Q Wildpeak A/T
28440934 LT315/75R16 121S Wildpeak A/T
28440925 LT325/50R22 122S Wildpeak A/T
28440927 LT325/60R18 124S Wildpeak A/T Equivalent to 33x12.50R18
28440928 LT325/60R20 121S Wildpeak A/T Equivalent to 35x13.50R20
28440931 LT325/65R18 127S Wildpeak A/T Equivalent to 35x13.50R18
28440933 LT325/70R17 121S Wildpeak A/T Equivalent to 35x12.50R17
28440935 LT325/80R16 124S Wildpeak A/T Equivalent to 36.5x12.50R16
28440929 LT355/60R20 125S Wildpeak A/T Equivalent to 37x14.00R20
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Andrew
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Anyone have any actual mounted heights on these tires? (looking at this one specifically - LT325/80R16 Wildpeak A/T Equivalent to 36.5x12.50R16).
Nothing like the feeling of ordering 36/37's and end up with 34's...
Nothing like the feeling of ordering 36/37's and end up with 34's...
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I am actually running the 325/80R16 on my TJ. This size is almost the identical height as the 37x12.50R17 and it is slightly wider. Two pictures attached with the tires side by side. The 325/80R16 is on the left.
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They will of course vary depending upon the width wheel you mount them on.
I am actually running the 325/80R16 on my TJ. This size is almost the identical height as the 37x12.50R17 and it is slightly wider. Two pictures attached with the tires side by side. The 325/80R16 is on the left.
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I am actually running the 325/80R16 on my TJ. This size is almost the identical height as the 37x12.50R17 and it is slightly wider. Two pictures attached with the tires side by side. The 325/80R16 is on the left.
Thanks,
Andrew
My previous and current tires on 16x8.5" rims:
Nitto Terra Grappler 295/75/16, Mfg lists 33.27", actual mounted height - 32".
Maxxis Bighorn 315/75/16, Mfg lists 34.6", actual mounted height -33.5".
So when I buy 37's, I wanted to try and make sure that I don't get the same surprise. (one common remark I see quite often is that if you want a 35" KM2, order the 37".)
And thanks for the replies Andrew and Mrs WOL, that helps
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Last time I wheeled Black & Blue trails at Rausch Creek, the JK in front of me had them on. I was totally skeptical at first but by the end of the day I will say I was honestly impressed.
The driver took the hard lines & abused the tires to see if he could get them fail... no damage and they got through all of the mud & rocks. The rest of us were running KM2s, MTR Ks, etc and the Falken kept up. In the thick mud they obviously needed a little more skinny to get through but for an A/T they rocked.
On the cosmetic front they obviously don't look as badass as a meaty mud tire but thats the only negative I can think of.
Looking forward to seeing what their mud tire is like when it comes out.
The driver took the hard lines & abused the tires to see if he could get them fail... no damage and they got through all of the mud & rocks. The rest of us were running KM2s, MTR Ks, etc and the Falken kept up. In the thick mud they obviously needed a little more skinny to get through but for an A/T they rocked.
On the cosmetic front they obviously don't look as badass as a meaty mud tire but thats the only negative I can think of.
Looking forward to seeing what their mud tire is like when it comes out.
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The reason I ask is that my last two sets of tires for 16" rims have run short. And from many other posts here, it seems that an equivalent tire for 17" rims is taller.
My previous and current tires on 16x8.5" rims:
Nitto Terra Grappler 295/75/16, Mfg lists 33.27", actual mounted height - 32".
Maxxis Bighorn 315/75/16, Mfg lists 34.6", actual mounted height -33.5".
So when I buy 37's, I wanted to try and make sure that I don't get the same surprise. (one common remark I see quite often is that if you want a 35" KM2, order the 37".)
And thanks for the replies Andrew and Mrs WOL, that helps
My previous and current tires on 16x8.5" rims:
Nitto Terra Grappler 295/75/16, Mfg lists 33.27", actual mounted height - 32".
Maxxis Bighorn 315/75/16, Mfg lists 34.6", actual mounted height -33.5".
So when I buy 37's, I wanted to try and make sure that I don't get the same surprise. (one common remark I see quite often is that if you want a 35" KM2, order the 37".)
And thanks for the replies Andrew and Mrs WOL, that helps
Hope this helps.
Andrew