I bought a set of Falkens before pig party to Idaho, could not get BF Goodrich, I was very impressed with them, sold the truck a few months later, so not sure how they did after jumping some rocks up to fire look out, but did the job
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Need to look on some of my tires but I know that Dunlops say where they are made. Had to search hard to find one in Riyadh that said "Made in Japan" instead of "Made in China". Big price difference.JApan owns the company, but tires are made in Japan, China or Brazil. BFG's are made in USA but owned by Michelin a
GermanFrench company.
Nice.I am currently running the RT on my Tundra. I bought them in the spring thinking I was getting the new AT4. I didn't read the Ad very well. I thought the road noise would drive me crazy, but I am pleasantly suprised. A little noisier than the AT they replaced. I tow regularly and these tires are great. Look good too. I know many people that have ran Falken and they all say the same thing. Good tires!
As a guy that lives in the rain belt I tend to buy tires that are good in the rain. I have driven these enough to say that they are good in the rain. Highway speeds through some good size puddles and puddled up ruts. No hydro planning.Nice.
How's the wet performance compared to other ATs? Only RTs I had were Radar Renegade RT+ and they were terrible on wet roads, so I'm looking for something safer to drive![]()
Thanks a lot!As a guy that lives in the rain belt I tend to buy tires that are good in the rain. I have driven these enough to say that they are good in the rain. Highway speeds through some good size puddles and puddled up ruts. No hydro planning.![]()