By "winter" ... Not sure how MrWizard determine that? By the snowflake rating? That's how I do. Also I look at manufacturer rating for all the different road conditions.
22" All Season Tires
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Calidad
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I had the geos on my Sequoia they were lousy. Loud, wore out fast and sprung leaks. Too lightly built for the larger heavier vehicles. Toyota puts them on the RAV 4 as a factory tire. I wouldn’t recommend them for a full sized rig.
The tire I am impressed with and ran on my Old Sequoia was the BFG Advantage sport. Its a hybrid A/T tread and was pretty decent in the big Sierra snow storms and quite good on the wet. They will likely be my replacement choice for the stock 22’s on my platinum
theoldwizard1
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The mountain and snowflake are the industry agreed upon standard for "winter" tires.
scottdm
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Did you end up trimming the rear axle shafts so that the F150 wheels fit, or are you running the rear wheels with no center caps?
byathread
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If I were in the market (when the stock skins are shot), I'd get these as I've had great experience with them multiple sets on other vehicles so far: https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...019&autoModel=Expedition MAX 4WD&autoModClar=
Everyone's tire needs are different and sometimes different batches of tires wear differently ... But I had these (18 inch) and I wasn't impressed. If you were that's great I'm not disputing that. I needed a more aggressive tread so I went to Kumho Road Venture and will go to Falken Wildpeak AT3W next. Light truck version. I do have to put up with more road noise.
At $335+ per tire, I think I'll pass...
byathread
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[emoji23] yeah, didn't look at this price on tire rack! They won't be that much by the time I need them and I certainly wouldn't pay that either... Also, I've found if you want that brand, Firestone stores are able to give the best deals w/price match and have freshest tires in stock in my experience.
Kmdcolo
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Ended up getting the Continental Terrain Contact A/Ts. So far I’m impressed how they handle. The ride is a little rough but I think they get better once the side ways start to flex.
Discount tire about dumped the car on hit hitch due to how they had it lifted/support.
Discount tire about dumped the car on hit hitch due to how they had it lifted/support.
