Does anyone have experience or first hand knowledge with the Falken Wildpeak H/T02 tire?
I'm having a tough time deciding on my next tire. Came across these online and really like the look - I just can't find much research/information about them. Have a 2020 Silverado 1500, I am installing Bilstein height-adjustable shocks and adding a rear block for the time being. This will be a 2" increase front and back and I will be adding LT rated 275/65R20 tires.
I've had Falken AT3W's on a previous truck and like the brand but don't want that aggressive of a look. Here is my application/goals:
Thanks for listening. Thoughts?
Falken Wildpeak H/T02 Tire
I'm having a tough time deciding on my next tire. Came across these online and really like the look - I just can't find much research/information about them. Have a 2020 Silverado 1500, I am installing Bilstein height-adjustable shocks and adding a rear block for the time being. This will be a 2" increase front and back and I will be adding LT rated 275/65R20 tires.
I've had Falken AT3W's on a previous truck and like the brand but don't want that aggressive of a look. Here is my application/goals:
- Primarily a daily driver in the city but also a significant amount of highway miles and decent amount of travel trailer towing.
- NOT used for any off-roading. The extent of off-pavement use would be limited to an occasional ranch, hunting lease, etc. in conditions where OEM tires would be sufficient.
- So my wants are a good, strong, reliable tire - as minimal effect on fuel mileage as possible - as minimal effect on road noise as possible. I don't want to worry about a blowout or hole punctures.
- But they still gotta look good right!? Wanting a good strong truck tire look, capable of doing what I throw at it. But I'm not going after an aggressive look. I like the look of these Wildpeak H/T02's, the Goodyear Wrangler Trailrunner, and the Michelin LTX AT2 tires to give you an idea on "tame-ness/aggressiveness". I like the Cooper Discoverer AT3 4S look but they don't have the size I want. So I call these "marginally aggressive" - more-so than stock tires but not a true all-terrain. An All-season/All-terrain kind of hybrid-spectrum.
- I do not want to go the look of BF Goodrich KO2, Falken Wildpeak AT3W, Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac, Nitto Rigegrappler, or the other Cooper all terrains.
Thanks for listening. Thoughts?
Falken Wildpeak H/T02 Tire