They look awesome! Im gonna get a set of these in 35 for my ram. I believe the tread width will appear different when run with different width wheels. Ive been told to play with the psi a little bit to get a more balanced look
Hey thanks for watching! rain performance is huge for me with all the rain we get in the vancouver area. But I haven't had a whole lot of it to deal with since getting these on. ZERO complaints with the bit of wet roads I have put them through so far. Far better than the EXO GRAPPLERS and Toyo AT2 in the past. The Maxxis RAZR AT were good when they were new but once worn down I could barely take off from a stop sign on wet roads without the Powerstroke spinning them. All tires are worse the more they wear down of course but I barely got 40k kms out of those. As for noise, really don't notice a difference over other AT tires I've run and very quiet considering how aggressive and chunky the tread is. So if you're used to at least an all terrain tire, I don't expect you'd mind these. Again, they're new so we'll how long that lasts. So far, I really have to be trying to hear them, to notice.
How are they holding up for weight of the 350? I find a lot of tires get eaten up pretty quick when towing or just a heavy 1 ton Thinking about putting these on my f350, I'm up in northern Alberta, and shopping around.
Hey Jadean! I haven't had them on very long so I can't really speak to any long term durability or tread wear. So far after a month or two, they still look new! But I was pretty disappointed to get only 42k kms our of my last set (maxxis razr at) and 2 of them were done. If you can get a decent deal on these, I'd definitely try them out. I was going to get toyo at3 or falken wilkpeak at4w, these were $800-$1000 less. I plan to keep the updates coming to help people decide if it's worth trying some of the lesser known or newer brands out there! Cheers from BC;)
They look awesome! Im gonna get a set of these in 35 for my ram.
I believe the tread width will appear different when run with different width wheels. Ive been told to play with the psi a little bit to get a more balanced look
Nice vid!
Thanks a lot for these videos, how do they preform on wet roads and in the rain? Also are they fairly quiet?
Hey thanks for watching! rain performance is huge for me with all the rain we get in the vancouver area. But I haven't had a whole lot of it to deal with since getting these on. ZERO complaints with the bit of wet roads I have put them through so far. Far better than the EXO GRAPPLERS and Toyo AT2 in the past. The Maxxis RAZR AT were good when they were new but once worn down I could barely take off from a stop sign on wet roads without the Powerstroke spinning them. All tires are worse the more they wear down of course but I barely got 40k kms out of those. As for noise, really don't notice a difference over other AT tires I've run and very quiet considering how aggressive and chunky the tread is. So if you're used to at least an all terrain tire, I don't expect you'd mind these. Again, they're new so we'll how long that lasts. So far, I really have to be trying to hear them, to notice.
How are they holding up for weight of the 350?
I find a lot of tires get eaten up pretty quick when towing or just a heavy 1 ton
Thinking about putting these on my f350, I'm up in northern Alberta, and shopping around.
Hey Jadean! I haven't had them on very long so I can't really speak to any long term durability or tread wear. So far after a month or two, they still look new! But I was pretty disappointed to get only 42k kms our of my last set (maxxis razr at) and 2 of them were done. If you can get a decent deal on these, I'd definitely try them out. I was going to get toyo at3 or falken wilkpeak at4w, these were $800-$1000 less. I plan to keep the updates coming to help people decide if it's worth trying some of the lesser known or newer brands out there! Cheers from BC;)