Falken Wildpeak A/T Trail 225/60R17 99H All Terrain Light Truck Tire

I installed these tires on my 2012 Subaru Outback, in 225/60r17. Just recently hit 1000 miles on these tires after not even a month of owning them, so I can truly say that I use them, and I am super impressed.Road Use:- Little to no difference in road noise that I've noticed- Feels a lot more attached to the road (feels safer to drive)- Not tested in snow (because california) but in the rain, I don't have any traction issuesOffroad Use:- Greatly improved traction- Tested in some slightly muddy areas, and never got stuck- Even over some slightly steeper areas, the tires never lost tractionOverall, I strongly recommend these tires for lighter vehicles like Subarus and other smaller SUVs. Not only do they improve capability, but they also look rad!

I've had wikdpeak at3's on a couple trucks and they do great when plowing in the winter so I figured I'd try these on my subaru crosstrek. I live in NY and travel for work so I figured these would save me the hassle of swapping from summer tires to snow tires. And these did fine. I prefer the winter performance of the at3's though. I don't have any major complaints or issues with them. But they'll simply never compete with full blown snow tires. But they are very good overall

Good tires and looked good on my Crosstrek.

Initial review: put 4 on my Subaru Forester. Shop said maximum weight to balance was one ounce. Very acceptable road noise. Rough road response with lite snow is very good. Lost traction 5 mph in loose gravel on 35+ degree incline (my full size truck with locking differential does a little bit more). So rough condition traction until the point where your not gonna need to go.I will try to update when I get some mileage on them.Added: very little highway noise. Handling on pavement about the same as original equipment.Added: 5,000 miles. Almost twitchy at high speed. Phenomenal handling on twisty West Virginia roads. Really good in snow. Pulled a 25% grade in snow without too much fuss. No visible wear.

I have these on a 2007 Subaru Outback with a 1 inch lift. They fit with no rubbing at all. The traction is great in light mud, winter weather, and especially in the rain. I take these out rough service roads to fishing and camping spots with no trouble. The road noise in minimal and they look great. I noticed a lot of people run these because they make them in sizes to fit on cars but once people run them they realize they really are a great tire.

Got these for my wife's 2012 Hyundai Tucson. She's put a lot of miles on them and they still look good. We live down a muddy road.A+ all day

If you are thinking about these and need a push? Here you go! I just put a set on my 17’ Jeep Renegade and I am a hard sell. These are terrific tires for smaller SUV’s and weekend warriors! Rain, Snow, Mud?? Bring it!!! Oh and quiet on the road!!!! GET EM’

I live in the mountains and live on a dirt road. I have had several sets of Yokohama Geolanders M+S and decided to get A/T tires. To me, they seem beefier and maybe even a little wider than the Geolanders. I just got them installed today and if I remember, I’ll follow up with a snow performance review. The guys at the garage where I had them installed said these are popular and supposedly good tires.