Geolander be Wilpeak
#1
Geolander be Wilpeak
Decided to go up up an it in size. Currently running p rated duratracs in 265/70/17. Around 7/32nds left of tread and with a new baby on the way want something with a little more bite for the winter plus can get a few bucks for the duratracs with a brand new spare.
Do light to moderate trails. Narrowed it down to 285/75/17 so get a true 34 which will fit on stock rims and not kill the oem carrier. Have 3.73 years so 34 should be okay.
Anybody have feedback on the following?
Yokohama geolander a/t g015
Falken wildpeak a/t3w
Both are winter rated and roughly same price where I am (Ontario Canada).
Do light to moderate trails. Narrowed it down to 285/75/17 so get a true 34 which will fit on stock rims and not kill the oem carrier. Have 3.73 years so 34 should be okay.
Anybody have feedback on the following?
Yokohama geolander a/t g015
Falken wildpeak a/t3w
Both are winter rated and roughly same price where I am (Ontario Canada).
#3
love my wildpeaks, I've had them on for around 26k miles and have been extremely impressed with traction under all conditions (mud, dirt, rock, wet rock, etc) as well as pavement noise and how evenly they are wearing. I opted for 285/70/17 standard load and have been very pleased. Cost wise also they couldn't be beat.
#4
I do not have have the atw3's but I had a set of the wildpeak at's/ rocky mountain and they wore pretty quickly in comparison to other tires. They got to the point where there was no siping and they looked basically like drag slicks. They've been removed and replaced.
#6
love my wildpeaks, I've had them on for around 26k miles and have been extremely impressed with traction under all conditions (mud, dirt, rock, wet rock, etc) as well as pavement noise and how evenly they are wearing. I opted for 285/70/17 standard load and have been very pleased. Cost wise also they couldn't be beat.