Falken Wildpeak AT3W 265/65R18 114T

I have had these since 10/2019. As of today I’m at 48k with these on my 2016 silverado midnight edition. These ride so much better than my stock tires and are quiet. I do a mix of highway driving and towing/launching small boats and trailers. I’m impressed with the treadware. I have done 4 rotations with these (missed one) and 2 tires are at 4/32nds and the other 2 are 7/32nds.Snow and traction is moderate. Usually I run dedicated snows and I may continue to do that.Overall I recommend. These tires look aggressive and ride well.

Was hesitant at first to buy these, but glad I pulled the trigger. They look great, ride great, and after about a month of use, I seem to be getting about 2mpg more than I did with the Nito Grapplers that were on before. My 2014 Ram 1500 drinks gas, so that’s a huge plus. Great tires. Getting ready to buy another set for my Ford F-350 work truck, so I’ll write another review after I’ve used those for a while.

I wanted an all Terrain tire, these have an agressive look without the noise associated with some All -Terrain tires. Too new to talk about mileage, but I expect I will not be dissappointed.

Great "Wet" tire so far. Good traction in snowy conditions. No hum or highway noise. I would buy them again.

I bought these after a friend recommended the brand and I have been very happy with them. They work well during winter and I had no problem snowplowing with them. During the summer I tow an 18" skiff around without any problems. Quiet on the pavement, good traction on snow and loose gravel.

I first used these on an 06 Suburban and liked them and now have a set on a GX460. They don't get the same mileage as a highway tire but I also don't worry about getting stuck off-road. Aggressive sidewall is a big plus for me. Balanced fine and look good. This one bought to finish with a same size spare so I don't have to worry about damaging AWD on GX. Fits inside OEM hitch.

These tires are awesome. I replaced the stock tires on my truck (2010 Nissan Pathfinder, counts as a truck because it's still a body on frame with the same frame as the Frontier) with the 265/65R18 (32x10.5) version of these. I haven't gotten stuck offroad so far, and these are next level in the snow.

For an A/T tire I expected to loose a little fuel mileage and gain some extra road noise. Turns out was the exact opposite, I gained 2MPG and have less road noise than the stock tires I took off. 👍👍👍