Tire choice to compliment Blizzaks

I bought a set of blizaks for this winter and they have been amazing in this insane Wisconsin weather. Now I'm in the hunt for a set of non-winter tires for my 2011 TRD Sport.

I use my truck heavily for 2 things, freeway driving (sometimes in terrible weather) and driving through a grassy field that is prone to flooding. I'm looking for something grippy, quiet, and durable that can also handle a load. I haul firewood occasionally and often tow a boat. I had the old AT20s on the truck when I bought it and I was really unimpressed by how quickly the sidewalls wore down. I'd like to try something different and these are the 2 options that jump out at me (based on reviews and ratings).

1. Falken Wildpeak A/T3W

2. Michelin LTX A/T 2

I would be happy to hear other suggestions if you have them. Also, if anyone has these on stock wheels, I'd love to see a picture!

What say you?

Cheers!

 

I'd even take a look at the Michelin Defender LTX MS if I were you.....more highway than anything else, but probably best for your needs

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/michelin-defender-ltx-ms-replaced-bfg-ko2s.494945/

I'm personally getting a set of ST MAXX next week.....they're for sure an AT/MT hybrid and overkill for that kind of driving, but they wear well (~65k+ miles) if you treat them right. Plus they are a super all-around capable tire and look boss

just my 2c

 

Thanks for the rec. I'm checking them out and trying to deal with my local Discount Tire. I really like the Falkens but af6er reading through the 221 page thread on them, I'm now concerned about imbalance and quick wear.

 

Ok, I have gone down the rabbit hole of tire threads for the last 3 days. I have it narrowed down to 2 choices.

1. Michelin LTX A/T2

2. Cooper Discoverer AT3

It seems like both of them are proven AT tires with pros and cons. Any last minute opinions before I call DT?

 

I can second this, I’ve had the Wildpeaks for 3 years, no issues. You do have to be rolling to clear clay mud, that stuff is sticky!