Glad to hear they came through for you and as I commented on your prior video, that the ordering items online theme when it comes to tires in this example can sure bite one if there are any issues. If you never had a good relationship with a local dealer like you do, they would have had little reason to help and wouldn't blame them and you as a tire purchaser would be SOL. Shop local and support local business, there is truth to that as otherwise one will find no local businesses and really be in a world of hurt, I have a bad feeling of where we are headed ( USA and Canada ) in the near future, that's a whole other topic though.
On these Hybrids Try airing them down to 56 front and 52 in the rear. I have run the X-At, Ridge grapplers which are Hybrids and am now running the Falkin Wildpeaks A/T 3's. Pros and cons to both but on these heavy-duty trucks (F250 7.3 gas) I prefer the hybrids for the stiffness in the sidewalls but as they wear out in the 25k range they start to get a little loud for my liking. So, I have tried many AT tires and found that a good balance was the Falkin AT 3's. Good Luck
Very happy with Discount Tire. I just purchased a set of the Cooper Discoverer ATP 2'S for my 1/2 ton truck in part based on your review...really like them. How are yours doing?
I only buy from Discount Tire for that exact reason...outstanding customer service. Also, I had 35" Toyo R/T and AT3 on my 2020 Power Wagon and never had any vibration, so that's a quality issue with your tires. Vibration is never okay.
So far, the Yokohama is slightly louder on the road, has slightly less traction in foul weather, but ride quality is better. So it's a really tough call. I still have the Yokohama X-ATs stacked up in the barn and I may throw them back onto a truck later this year.
@@4-LOW Thanks. I live in the Northeast and plan to move to Colorado or Utah. Both tires have a lot to like about them but I need good snow and foul weather handling. I may try them or go with the Milestar Patagonia XTs which are 3 peak rated.
If they do the Hurricane I-6 in the Gladiator, it's a possibility I may have to review that. Would be interesting to see how it tows vs. the EcoDiesel.
Glad to hear they came through for you and as I commented on your prior video, that the ordering items online theme when it comes to tires in this example can sure bite one if there are any issues. If you never had a good relationship with a local dealer like you do, they would have had little reason to help and wouldn't blame them and you as a tire purchaser would be SOL. Shop local and support local business, there is truth to that as otherwise one will find no local businesses and really be in a world of hurt, I have a bad feeling of where we are headed ( USA and Canada ) in the near future, that's a whole other topic though.
I have the Wildpeak A/T tires on my truck and couldn’t be happier. 30,000 miles so far and they look about 1/2 done.
On these Hybrids Try airing them down to 56 front and 52 in the rear. I have run the X-At, Ridge grapplers which are Hybrids and am now running the Falkin Wildpeaks A/T 3's. Pros and cons to both but on these heavy-duty trucks (F250 7.3 gas) I prefer the hybrids for the stiffness in the sidewalls but as they wear out in the 25k range they start to get a little loud for my liking. So, I have tried many AT tires and found that a good balance was the Falkin AT 3's. Good Luck
How are the Falken RT doing? Debating going with them, or a MT like the Yokohama geolandar
How is the road noise?
I have bought two sets of tires from Discount Tire. They have fixed flat tires on vehicles tires that I have not bought there for free.
Very happy with Discount Tire. I just purchased a set of the Cooper Discoverer ATP 2'S for my 1/2 ton truck in part based on your review...really like them. How are yours doing?
I only buy from Discount Tire for that exact reason...outstanding customer service. Also, I had 35" Toyo R/T and AT3 on my 2020 Power Wagon and never had any vibration, so that's a quality issue with your tires. Vibration is never okay.
How do these compare to KO2’s in road noice and ride quality?
Glad you got that taken care of
I always buy my tires from Discount Tire. I do everything I can to buy local and not online for this reason.
So Yokohama X-AT or these new RTs? Noise, comfort, road handling. Which do you like better?
So far, the Yokohama is slightly louder on the road, has slightly less traction in foul weather, but ride quality is better. So it's a really tough call. I still have the Yokohama X-ATs stacked up in the barn and I may throw them back onto a truck later this year.
@@4-LOW Thanks. I live in the Northeast and plan to move to Colorado or Utah. Both tires have a lot to like about them but I need good snow and foul weather handling. I may try them or go with the Milestar Patagonia XTs which are 3 peak rated.
From all that you have said Falken Wildpeak R/T are poorly made crap. For what its worth I have seen Nitto Ridge Graplers out of round too.
You think you will get another Jeep anytime in the future ?
If they do the Hurricane I-6 in the Gladiator, it's a possibility I may have to review that. Would be interesting to see how it tows vs. the EcoDiesel.
You should have no vibration.
Falken tires ride like crap on the highway at 75mph. 55 they ride fine.
I swear , every video I came across of yours is you complaining about something 😂