Wild Peaks

Pulling the trigger on a set of Wild Peaks. I hope they're as good as you guys talk them up to be.
Highway daily driver. Snow and light off road.

 

I'm sure they will function as intended. Whether or not they live up to the expectations you have set based on other people's opinion, who knows.

 

I had a set on another truck, I liked them. Would buy again

 

I got the stock size all-terrains, mileage dropped slightly, better than stock in snow and ice thats for sure. Quiet and soft on the road. Seem to be holding up fine. Good luck!

 

I'm going to do the same next month. Would love your initial reaction OP. Thanks

 

and why is my avatar so small ?!

 

I've had them on my OR for almost 2 years now. Like them very much. They do a very good job in the snow also, living in the Western NY area.

 

The ones I had (265/70R17 SL) were garbage.

 

I'm on my second set...no complaints.

 

My first set on my 2011 DCSB lasted 100k and still had decent tread left (just got loud). I traded that truck in on the 2nd set that had 75k on them and they were still going strong. I've heard newer ones aren't as good. That being said I just put a set on my 2017 DCLB and I'll be quite pleased even if they only last the warrantied 55k. I do 99.9% highway driving and over 40,000 miles a year so I drive quite a bit for work....

 

The best tires in the world. They will make you go faster, corner tighter, climb inverted walls, you can have NPR talk radio set to volume 2 and hear it clearly at 138 mph. The only bad thing is that strangers will literally stop you on the street and beg you to know where you got those sexy, sexy tires.

 

we've got them on 4 different vehicles and they are the best tires ive run. would definitely recommend.

 

You might want to swap that out anyway. It will help you avoid a forced 30d vacation.




Don't worry. The Wildpeaks will make up for it.

 

I have Falken Rubitrek tires on my other truck ('91 Dodge Cummins 12v) and the Rubitrek, while it still has the winter rating and is A/T, it is a little more highway oriented vs the Wild Peaks.

 

Let me know in a few months how they are working out for you. I'm still running stock tires but will upgrade one of these days. I need a set of something
on my wifes 2017 Subaru first.

 

If I did highway driving, these would be my choice. I much prefer my Duratracs, but I dont do daily Highway driving.

 

Had 285/70/17 Wildpeaks on my first gen, great tires. Got a set of Duratracs to go on the new truck since its not the daily driver.

 

Best tire I’ve ran so far. Fantastic on and off-road, tough as nails. You will
not regret them.

 

Duratracs are way louder than wildpeaks on highway, I had both. Wildpeaks are silent on road.

Duratracs are beasts off-road and in packed snow though.

 

How come?