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Are the Falken AT#’s rated with that triple peak snow thingy?Falkens AT3's 265/70/18s SL only weigh 38lbs and are slightly larger than 275/70/18s.
Wonder if no rub and could fit without having to lift (vs the 285 70 r18)?
Are the Falken AT#’s rated with that triple peak snow thingy?
Double check these numbers. Falken’s website shows the 265/70/18 SL weighing 46.7 lbs and has a 32.6 in diameter which is the same as the stock MichelinsFalkens AT3's 265/70/18s SL only weigh 38lbs and are slightly larger than 275/70/18s.
Wonder if no rub and could fit without having to lift (vs the 285 70 r18)?
Thanks TW. I was going to buy Toyo Open Country ATIII’s, but Dave (the Toyota guy on YouTube) said he liked the Faulken AT3’s better. So if good enough for him, I think I will do the same. Especially since they are not overweight compared to the Michelins.Yes, A/T3W and A/T4W are 3-peak rated.
From what i recall, every Wildpeak tire is three-peak rated with the exception of some OEM models (which might just be a legal thing? e.g. the OEM Wildpeak AT-Trails on some models do not have 3-peak, while the exact same Wildpeak trail you can buy does have the 3-peak rating)
Falkens AT3's 265/70/18s SL only weigh 38lbs and are slightly larger than 275/70/18s.
Wonder if no rub and could fit without having to lift (vs the 285 70 r18)?
Apparently the 3 peak rating comes from a European/EU requirement to certify a tire as suitable for winter use. So some companies choose to not certify some or all of their tires.Yes, A/T3W and A/T4W are 3-peak rated.
From what i recall, every Wildpeak tire is three-peak rated with the exception of some OEM models (which might just be a legal thing? e.g. the OEM Wildpeak AT-Trails on some models do not have 3-peak, while the exact same Wildpeak trail you can buy does have the 3-peak rating)
Thank you for your welcome ultane! I just like that the AT3 are lighter than the smaller At4s in SL. I'm looking forward to new shoes for this puppyWelcome to the forum LCSpecial.
Based on some of the monster tires some of the guys have been putting on their LC’s, I am reasonably sure you could.
Yes. See:Need advice from experts. I am thinking of buying the TRD 18-In. Flat Black Alloy Wheel (Part Number: PTR56-35242-F1). Wondering if these rims will work with my LC? Thanks in advance.
Need advice from experts. I am thinking of buying the TRD 18-In. Flat Black Alloy Wheel (Part Number: PTR56-35242-F1). Wondering if these rims will work with my LC? Thanks in advance.
Can you show a pic of your LC with those tires?I’ve put 275/70/18 Nitto Ridge Grapplers on mine. Doesn’t rub, kinda wish I’d gone one size up
Are you going to sell your stock wheels if you buy the TRD’s? I’m looking to buy a set of the OEM LC/FE 18” rims.Need advice from experts. I am thinking of buying the TRD 18-In. Flat Black Alloy Wheel (Part Number: PTR56-35242-F1). Wondering if these rims will work with my LC? Thanks in advance.
Yes, planning to sell but mine is 1958, not FE.Are you going to sell your stock wheels if you buy the TRD’s? I’m looking to buy a set of the OEM LC/FE 18” rims.