What tire size will the new Land Cruiser have?

[RTkraken808]

I have them on my Tundra. I'd say they are the best AT's I've had on that truck so far, and I've gone through at least 2 or 3 other brands over the years.

Can you or anyone comment on the H/T version?

I commute too much on highways to be running A/T’s regularly….

 

[njdevils89]

I commute too much on highways to be running A/T’s regularly….

So I thought the same thing. I have a 2018 Jeep Compass that I hate, but the one thing I love are my tires. I replaced them around 50k miles with the Wild Peak AT3Ws and I run about 20k highway miles annually. Up to 97k miles now and I still have 5-10k more tread life.

Surprisingly the quietest A/T tire I've ever experienced. No road noise somehow unlike the General grabbers ATX...etc....

 

[RTkraken808]

So I thought the same thing. I have a 2018 Jeep Compass that I hate, but the one thing I love are my tires. I replaced them around 50k miles with the Wild Peak AT3Ws and I run about 20k highway miles annually. Up to 97k miles now and I still have 5-10k more tread life.

Surprisingly the quietest A/T tire I've ever experienced. No road noise somehow unlike the General grabbers ATX...etc....

I wonder how the AT4ws will compare,

But this seems like the way!

 

[Skidaddl]

So I thought the same thing. I have a 2018 Jeep Compass that I hate, but the one thing I love are my tires. I replaced them around 50k miles with the Wild Peak AT3Ws and I run about 20k highway miles annually. Up to 97k miles now and I still have 5-10k more tread life.

Surprisingly the quietest A/T tire I've ever experienced. No road noise somehow unlike the General grabbers ATX...etc....

Agree with all of this. Only caveat I'd say is if you want a better ride, if possible, size accordingly to avoid the 10-ply LT tires as they can be a little less "ride friendly". Probably not an issue if you have no plans to upsize.

 

[LCNorth]

Looks like it will be a great year for AT’s. Updated KO3, AT4W, Duratrac RT…

 

[njdevils89]

Anyone know what tire OEM stock comes on the 20" wheels, is it the Dunlop Grandtrek At20?

 

[JoT.]

What’s your experience with Tire Brands for heavy snow - compacted snow- ice - on a daily drive

 

[Skidaddl]

What’s your experience with Tire Brands for heavy snow - compacted snow- ice - on a daily drive

Bridgestone Blizzaks were great, as are my current Toyo Observe G3-ICE's.

 

[TumaloCruzer]

What’s your experience with Tire Brands for heavy snow - compacted snow- ice - on a daily drive

I have Blizzaks now (Skidaddl also recommended) and they’re great. Ran Nokian Hakkepeliitta’s on my last car and they are also excellent in ice and snow.

 

[fhb]

I have Blizzaks now (Skidaddl also recommended) and they’re great. Ran Nokian Hakkepeliitta’s on my last car and they are also excellent in ice and snow.

Another vote for Blizzaks here.

 

[TheBat]

I run DM-V2 Blizzaks on my 4Runner - excellent winter tires.

 

[LandCruiserSteve]

My brand-new 2 day-old "1958" came equipped with Yokohama Geolandar X-CV 245/70R18 tires. They are a very non-aggressive street tire that scream out to be replaced by a significantly larger All-Terrain piece of rubber, which I intend on addressing today.

FYI - Over the past years, I've upgraded the tires on at least five different 4x4's at Discount Tire. And each time, Discount credited me $60-$65 per stock tire for trade-in, provided that the traded-in tires are virtually brand new (a day or two old).

That adds up to about $250, nearly the cost of one upgraded tire. However, you have to ask for that tire trade-in credit. It's not automatic.