Falken Wildpeak AT3W's

if you guys are running this tire...what psi do you guys run it? just curios bc im new to these tires and im new to trucks in general lol

 

I ran these at 33psi all around. I did the chalk test and that seems about right for me. The ride was good also not to stiff. And was getting decent gas mileage

 

Do you run Stock size or bigger?

 

285’s

I run 34-35 air down to 18 when i offroad. Tire shop recommended 38 for best mpg so i may bump it up 1 or 2 more psi

 

285 here running 34 psi

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/packed-with-technology-falken-wildpeak-a-t3w.419869/

 

Around 35 if it is P rated! I would assume much higher for the LT

 

I run 265/70/17 on some FN five star wheels

 

Im running 32psi front/rear and still looks slightly over inflated by the wear pattern on the tires... Still have about 1/2" on either outer edge of the tire with less wear/not making contact (more noticeable on rear tires). Rides great though.

 

I'm running 35psi on size 265/7017 SL

 

36psi in my P-rated 265/70/17s

 

Any Pics of those 265/70/17 wildpeak setups?
Much obliged

 

I think the correct psi is somewhere closer to 30 on the SL tires (based on the linked thread above, others have performed the chalk test).

 

Stock ride. Slight rub on them little nubs up front, took them off and all good!

 

Correct, for the 265/70 17.
https://toyotires-1524598101.netdna...ication_of_load_inflation_tables_20151020.pdf

 

Unrelated to OP's question, showing off my 265/75r16s. Fantastic tires.

 

I saw these Falken tires in person on a black 2016 SR5 the other day. They looked really really nice.

Pictures, sure. In person, wow!

 

I'm running a 285/75R16 at 36 psi....ride is good.

 

I’m done. This was the second set of Falkens that I’ve owned and they were garbage. Worn prematurely to 5/32nds and wear was choppy and uneven after 22,000 miles. Alignments were good and rotations were done. Kept trying to balance but worn too oddly, just like my original ones. Turned them in and got money towards new Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs in E rating.