New Falken Wildpeak AT4W ????

Pics?

 

Smooth. Not harsh at all.

 

I ordered and had these installed on Saturday. So far I really like them. The ride does not seem much harsher than the KO2s I had on previously and they seem to be much quieter.

 

@Discount Tire I decided to get fancy with some pics highlighting the tires!

They look pretty great to me, love these tires.

285/70r17
Eibach adjustable coilovers in the front
ICON RTX stage 1 in the rear

 

We would have to agree! The Taco looks fantastic! Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your tire upgrade.

 

Looks great!!

 

Looks sweet! Are those genuine TRD wheels or replicas?

 

Reps. I've had them for a few years now.

 

Such a good looking tire.

 

So I have a question for everyone.

Recently I did the chalk test on my new AT4s, and according to the results, I should be running about 26-27 psi in the unloaded rear to make the full width of the tread contact the ground, and around 32 psi in the front. Does 26-27psi seem too low for daily driving?

I regularly see members here getting 50K+ miles out of their wildpeaks, and the furthest I've gotten with mine is maybe 35k, so I'd like to make these last as long as possible through proper inflation and regular rotations.

 

You are an aggressive driver aren't you! (J/K) that is what Discount Tire always says to me.

 

What size are they?

And what size is OEM for your model?

 

Sorry - should have included.

Currently riding on 265/75/16.

OEM was 265/65/17.

 

There's no way I'd be running anything under 29/30psi.

Are those LT's you're running now?

If they are, you will probably be better off around 32-35psi. I'm not a fan of the chalk test, it does not factor in a new tires load capacity.

You can also use this to help get your psi to a more accurate number:

 

Sweet. Reason I am curious is to figure out the wheels width and offset specs. Thanks

 

Using the above calculator I "should" be using 26psi

OEM Size (P265/70R16 SL) Load Capacity: 2326 lbs. @ 32 psi.

New Size (P285/70R17 SL) Load Capacity: 2480 lbs. @ 26 psi.

 

Yes that makes sense, since you’re staying with a SL tire


I’m sure going up a few more psi wouldn’t hurt. Esp if you’re triggering tpms

 

Makes me wish I’d have gone 285! I can fit it with my CMC now haha. Looks great.

 

Not LTs. I'm running 28-29 rn and it's still a pretty comfortable / sturdy ride.

 

Maybe I'm not too far off then.