FalkenRubitrek A/T All-Terrain Radial Tire - 265/75R16 116T

I got these in 265/75/16 for a '15 Toyota Tacoma. They look great, and handle very good. No rubbing issues, smooth ride, not loud at all. I tested them out on hot top, dirt, and mud, and they performed extremely well. Nice tires. I spend a lot of time off road, and these tires were a good choice.

Great price and fast shipping! 4 working days from order to doorstep and all arrived at the same time and on schedule. Exactly the look I wanted for my stock Tacoma TRD Off-Road. Great ride, perfect fit even with a taller-than-stock size, and the noise level is far less than I was expecting from a more aggressive, high traction tire. Very happy!

Looks and rides great, minimal road noise, strong gravel and dirt road traction, good on the light off road I’ve done. Very happy with them on my Tacoma

Got these on my 2020 Tacoma, they look and feel great! 265/75r/16 fits stock suspensions

I've given these tires 10k before doing a review to get a good feel for them both on and off-road. The grip on road is great, although these tires are much louder than the Wildpeaks which I have run before. Over 32 mph I can certainly hear them roaring. Off road in the mud I was impressed with the amount of traction I was able to retain considering I don't have differential locks installed yet. I keep my psi around 30 and all 4 tires appear to be wearing evenly. I will say that their balance is a little off even after having them professionally balanced as I have read in other reviews of this tire. There is the slightest bit of imbalance especially when running higher psi like 36-38 and you can feel a little shimmy in the wheel at certain speeds (which wasn't there before switching tires.) It has gotten better over time. I have run both 275 and 285 Wildpeaks, always wanted to try the Rubi's because of the attractive price and more street oriented center tread pattern (80-90% of my driving is on-road.) I don't regret trying them at all, but they aren't Wildpeaks. I suspect they are made of a harder rubber compound and that's why they are louder. Hopefully the hardness translates over to longer life span. That being said, I do plan for the next set of tires I put on here to be Wildpeaks again, but for $700 installed I can certainly give them four stars. They would be five star if they weren't so loud.

Fantastic all around tires, very little road noise for such an aggressive tread and maintains decent grip on wet or dry pavement as well as dirt. Durability seems good on these. I drive my 1/2 ton truck like it's a sports car and I haven't noticed any accelerated wear. My only complaint is that the compound seems on the soft side for a "summer" tire and on road grip levels tend to fall off if you work the tires hard on a hot day.

great traction on dirt , alot of noise on the highway , good ride

Purchased 265/75/16 for my ‘21 Tacoma TRD Sport 4x4. Going from a stock tire built for highways and fuel economy to this aggressive all terrain tire will naturally be a little louder, this is to be expected. In my experience this sound is similar to Wildpeak, BFGKO2, General Grabbers, etc. Main different between Rubitrek and Wildpeak is amount of silica, which is used to help tires grip in winter weather slightly better. I do not live in snow climates so this made more sense and was a little cheaper for virtually the same tire. I also liked the sidewall treads better than Wildpeaks.No issues so far.You can feel they’re heavier in the steering wheel than stock, a little more vibration.Going over bumps they’re surprisingly smoother than stock and absorb road bumps better.In sum, definitely achieved the look and capabilities I was after.Shipping was efficient, tires arrived brand new with all labels, would definitely buy from this seller again.