Factory supplied All Terrain Tires - what did you get?

[cheesedogf150]

I have the hybrid as well. I'm in southern Ontario so the snow certainly hits but normally no more than 3-5 cm but I was still sliding a bit. Really great on normal driving conditions.

I'm the GTA as well, I have ~1700km on the Hankooks - We had some snow this past Sunday to test out. They were decent but sucked compared to all my previous vehicles which had dedicated winter tires.

I figure since they are brand new give them a go this winter and see...

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[Pete6114]

A/T are not snow tires. Snow tires are also much better on slippery surfaces.
Garbage Hankooks on my 2021 Plat. Ok in warm weather i suppose but never would be on my list to buy.
If you're in the snow belt and live in rural areas, snow tires are a must.

 

[hussar1683]

A/T are not snow tires. Snow tires are also much better on slippery surfaces.
Garbage Hankooks on my 2021 Plat. Ok in warm weather i suppose but never would be on my list to buy.
If you're in the snow belt and live in rural areas, snow tires are a must.

This! AT tires may get you out of the snowy ditch or work well in low speed winter off road conditions.
For slippery paved roads especially at higher speeds nothing can touch dedicated winter tires.

 

[Davec9]

My 23 PB has shipped. My SAP comes with 275/65R 18 A/T tires.

curious what people have received on their PB? I do not want Hankook tires. Michelin or Goodyear is fine. Fingers crossed.

Hankook on my 22' Platinum.... Not what I expected?

 

[Tall Tail]

MICHELIN PRIMACY™ XC 275 /65 R18 116T SL
definitely not AT's. Highway All-Season per tire rack.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/michelin-primacy-xc
Anyone else get these?
I have a 302A

If i complain, will the dealer put real AT's on after i took possession of the truck?

 

[Je1279]

This! AT tires may get you out of the snowy ditch or work well in low speed winter off road conditions.
For slippery paved roads especially at higher speeds nothing can touch dedicated winter tires.

A good compromise if you are looking to have one set of tires year round are all terrian tires with the 3-peak mountain snowflake rating. Personally, I am a big fan of the Falken Wildpeak AT3W's.

 

[Pedaldude]

General Grabber APT
LT265/70R18C

These say All-Terrain on the sidewall but are advertised as All Season All-Terrain tires on General’s site.

They are 3-Peak Mountain Snowflake rated but I can’t attest to anything other than they give a rough ride.

OE tires on my ‘21 HDPP 4X4. and also the tire featured on my matching alloy spare.

 

[Kensretired]

My '22 Lariat came with the Pirelli ATRs and I'm very satisfied with them. Living in Florida with all the rain I'm constantly driving in 4A and I get to use most of my power taking off and have plenty of control while driving. As this truck will probably never leave the pavement I can't speak for anything other than how they perform in the rain.

 

[Atlee]

MICHELIN PRIMACY™ XC 275 /65 R18 116T SL
definitely not AT's. Highway All-Season per tire rack.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/michelin-primacy-xc
Anyone else get these?
I have a 302A

If i complain, will the dealer put real AT's on after i took possession of the truck?

I did. Posted pictures back earlier in this thread. My truck is a 4x4, PB, XLT 302A.

 

[ib_jigged]

Mine came with the Goodyear Wrangler Territory A/T 275/65R18. No issues in warm dry or wet weather. Haven’t tried cold as I have a dedicated set of winters I swap to.

I’d like to powder coat the sport wheels black and upsize to 275/70R18 tires. I want to keep the weight down and avoid LT tires, so options are extremely limited. Looking at the General Grabber ATX that come on the tremor as my most viable option.

The only other way to avoid LT tires would be upsizing to 275/60R20 but I’d need to find some new wheels as well. Currently undecided!

You can get Falken Wildpeak AT3W's in a P rated 275/65R18 version. That is what I had the dealer swap out even before I took delivery of my '21 with the 18" sport rims. Going on my second winter on the Falken's and they are great! I looked at the Goodyears that came stock and laughed and said no way will they stay on the truck. Dealer gave me $160/tire on trade towards the Falken's. They just use the take offs to put on a used vehicle that needs tires, before it hits the lot. We both come out winners!

 

[kb2755]

You can get Falken Wildpeak AT3W's in a P rated 275/65R18 version. That is what I had the dealer swap out even before I took delivery of my '21 with the 18" sport rims. Going on my second winter on the Falken's and they are great! I looked at the Goodyears that came stock and laughed and said no way will they stay on the truck.

Yeah a good amount of P availability for 275/65R18 if I want to do a straight replacement, but was hoping for a bit taller of a tire with the 70 aspect ratio. Love the look of the tremor, rebel and zr2 stock setups on a more aggressive 275/70R18 tire.

I’m still planning on keeping the stock Goodyears until they’re worn down. I have no issues with them how I drive the truck: 95% paved roads with a bit of gravel road mixed in. Good fuel economy, quiet and I haven’t had traction issues. According to my last service report, they’re already down to 4/32 (which I don’t believe after 10,000 KM and need to check myself) but if that’s true, I might need to look for a new setup this year.

 

[doug56wshs]

Just wanted to throw it out for anyone who may be wondering. I ordered a pretty basic 23 XL that came with 265/70/17 Pirelli Scorpions.

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