Tires!!
#1
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Tires!!
I've had experience with both the 18" Goodyear Wranglers and the 20" Hankook Dynapros...both OEM tires.
Talking to a few people, I've been told the tires are crap...and I should look at KO2s, Vogue something or other, or Michelin LTX's....
So far I only have a 1000 miles on the Dynapros (which didn't do well in snow)...and the Goodyear Wranglers also had crappy traction in the snow. In the Twin Cities...good tires are a must and I'm just looking for any recommendations. I'd like to preserve the size and also the quietness as well...
Any suggestions?
Talking to a few people, I've been told the tires are crap...and I should look at KO2s, Vogue something or other, or Michelin LTX's....
So far I only have a 1000 miles on the Dynapros (which didn't do well in snow)...and the Goodyear Wranglers also had crappy traction in the snow. In the Twin Cities...good tires are a must and I'm just looking for any recommendations. I'd like to preserve the size and also the quietness as well...
Any suggestions?
#2
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I haven't used them personally, but my buddy has a pair of Cooper AT3, I believe...maybe they are ST maxx/pro. Either way, they are Cooper's. He was a KO2 fan, but purchased those on a recommendation. He is beyond happy with them, and says they didn't affect road noise, or drive ability all that much.
#4
I had Cooper AT3's on my Ram to replace the cupped Crapyears after 15K. They were awesome in the snow when I lived in MI. Now I live in TX and the Hankooks work fine, but we dont get much snow here (none this season)
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Between the Cooper AT3's and the KO2's...how does that aggressive tread impact ride quality? There are a lot of people saying the KO's ride no different than their OE tires. They look cool, that's for sure. I just don't want to hate them when I have to drive long distances with them.
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I have 2013 FX4 and live in Canada where dealing with snow is our way of life for 5 months every year. I totally agree that the Goodyear Wranglers are crap for winter driving and aside from getting a fully dedicated winter tire set up, the only way to go is with the Cooper A/T3. Great tire wet or dry, winter or summer. Reasonably priced and I don't find them noisy at all. Look pretty good too.
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#8
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I replaced my wranglers with KO2'S. Good tire. Quiet ride but I went E rated so you feel the difference. I don't mind that my truck rides like a truck so it wasn't a big deal for me.
#9
2018 XLT FX4
Check out Nokian Rotiiva. I started running Vatiiva's (the precursor to the Rotiiva) about 7-8 years ago and haven't purchased another brand of tire since. They are a true All-Season tire that carries the "Severe Snow Service" snowflake symbol and a 50K+ mileage guarantee. Not to mention, the company holds just about every significant patent on tires.
#10
Is the stock Hankook Dynapro an "All Terrain" tires?