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I use Consumer Reports which led to Michelins. Been buying them for years and they are very quiet. TireRack also rates them highly. Not sure what the truck tires are like. 

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24 minutes ago, Chewbacca said:

Toyo AT3 and Falken Wildpeak AT3W are two solid choices.  Lots of folks like the BFG KO2, but I would avoid it if you drive in snow and ice.

I pay a fucking fortune to live in San Diego to not deal with snow and ice.

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8 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:

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4 hours ago, Dbeasy said:

By the way, I’ve become a huge convert for buying more expensive quieter tires. It makes the driving experience so much nicer. 

There is no better value you can do for your car to improve the safety and performance than buying good tires. It's literally where the rubber meets the road...

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So, I'm looking at Yokohama "Geolandar" tires. 

One website shows the tire twice.  Same  model number.  Tire A has a higher speed rating, a higher load rating, and better treadwear than tire B, yet, tire A is 40 bucks cheaper.  WTF?

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So, I'm looking at Yokohama "Geolandar" tires. 
One website shows the tire twice.  Same  model number.  Tire A has a higher speed rating, a higher load rating, and better treadwear than tire B, yet, tire A is 40 bucks cheaper.  WTF?


Tire A is Older "new" tires. Thrynclhod be trying to move them before their 2 year date. My guess anyways.
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On 3/13/2024 at 2:08 AM, elfenix said:

this dude does the best tyre reviews

https://www.youtube.com/@tyrereviews

 

his website, a good source because it does meta-analysis of all the other reviews and comparisons.

https://www.tyrereviews.com/

that said, 2 disclaimers:

-its mostly focused on passenger tires rather than suv/truck/offroad

-save yourself time, just buy continental or michelin in whatever category you need

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On 3/13/2024 at 7:17 PM, Gil Bang said:

So, I'm looking at Yokohama "Geolandar" tires. 

One website shows the tire twice.  Same  model number.  Tire A has a higher speed rating, a higher load rating, and better treadwear than tire B, yet, tire A is 40 bucks cheaper.  WTF?


 

I’ve ran those. Traction was good overall, but significant mud or similar I wouldn’t want those. Ran them because where I loved at the time just loved to use this sharp ass shale rock twice a year on the gravel roads. It was the best overall I could really find that had balance of aggressive tread and thickness. Still only lasted about 18mo a set (road hazard replaced every other set), but that is better than the 2-3 months I got from the Tiger Paws I’d had before.

What you really, really need to focus in on first is the terrain you’ll be driving on. That will make the biggest impact on your selection and whether you look at something like a Nitto Ridge Grappler, Mickey Thompson Baja’s, BFG KO2’s, Toyo’s or whatever.

I deal with some pretty muddy fields, especially spring, and ended up with the Mickey Baja’s, for example. Your situation is probably different. 

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