firestone destination at

any body ever run firestone destination at what were your results

 

My brother had them on his Tacoma I had them on my previous Silverado. Always been happy with them. Reasonable price and I thought they were good in snow and mud. They are consistently rated near the top on the tire rack reviews

 

I ran a set on my T-100, they were still on it when I sold the truck last year. Very solid tire. Quiet, very good wet and dry traction. I'm in Kansas and they were excellent in 1-8" of snow. Nice for minor off-roading, but I don't get too crazy.

 

I had them they are a C- tire IMO, they get really loud and barely make the wearout rating, theres a lot better tires out there

 

I thought they were horrible in the rain. But pretty good everywhere else

 

mine had terrible handling, they felt clumsy on highway/pavement, they were only good on ice/snow. nothing great. best get the MICHELIN AT2

 

I had them on my 2nd gen and was very happy with them. They are highly rated on Tire Rack.

 

What are your needs for tires?
Street
Bad weather
Rocks,rock climbing etc
Mild fire roads

 

mostly highway but live in the snow belt and have a mile backroad to my home

 

I would say the tire would be fine for your needs. Unless you have deeper snow.
Then maybe you need an AT
Depending on how you drive that is.

 

I had the at on my 1st gen for 5 years. Just replaced them with another set.

 

Take a look at the Duratracs. A little more aggressive looking, not too loud and come with the 3 peak snow designation, and have one of the best rain rating.

 

were they noisey on dry roads and how were they in snow

 

Not that noisey even on the highway. I’m 2wd 5spd manual and they got me around as well as they could with my open dif rear end. Rear locker or 4wd they would have been great.

 

I liked them on a dodge ram 1500 that i took to baja numerous times. Bought 2 sets. Also were good in shallow snow and ice.

 

The new Destination A/T2 tires have the Three Peak Mountain Snowflake certification.

 

They are excellent tires I think the reason most people shy away is that they really don't look like an AT tire and they are a bit on the higher end of the price range. I ran them for 10k miles on my '05 Tundra and they were great in all conditions.