Anyone have any pics of these on their 60? Also any negative feedback from anyone on them? I've only read about good things so far. Smokin deal on a NEW set of 4 local right now and was considering them. 
Firestone Destination AT's
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I don't have them on my 60 but they are on my 4runner. I would have to say they have been a great tire and would recommend them.
The 4runner is my daily driver/work truck and I have done just about everything with these tires (snow, ice, trails in CO, 40,000+ miles on them) and they have performed very well in all conditions. The only thing I haven't had them in is the mud so I don't know how they will perform there.
The 4runner is my daily driver/work truck and I have done just about everything with these tires (snow, ice, trails in CO, 40,000+ miles on them) and they have performed very well in all conditions. The only thing I haven't had them in is the mud so I don't know how they will perform there.
I have them on my truck 31's with pics in my sig.
Love'em. I was in a pinch and HAD to buy tires. Was leary at first but was getting great traction in the rain, sand, snow.. I havent been in mud though.
Love'em. I was in a pinch and HAD to buy tires. Was leary at first but was getting great traction in the rain, sand, snow.. I havent been in mud though.
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going to look at some this morning. 33x12.50 15's brand new and the guy only wants 400 for all four. thanks for the input!
DO IT! That is the exact tire I wanted but these mainstream shops dont caryy much past a 31
SHERMAN FJ62
Charlestons' King of Cruisers
Stones
I had the Destiniations on my T-100 and they worked ok. In thick mud/clay the tires do not self clean very well. Otherwise they are go all around tire. But BFG AT KO are the way to go.
I had the Destiniations on my T-100 and they worked ok. In thick mud/clay the tires do not self clean very well. Otherwise they are go all around tire. But BFG AT KO are the way to go.
AT v. LE
I just went to Firestone and bought the destination LE's for my FJC, thought that was going be the better choice as I do mostly highway driving on it anyhow. (sadly yes but...)
Anyhow I got to reading that the AT's are pretty quiet and I can get decent mileage out of them as well. How many did you end up getting Acadia? Also do the AT's affect the gas mileage as much?
I have 30 days (29 as of today) to go back and switch them. Any input?
I just went to Firestone and bought the destination LE's for my FJC, thought that was going be the better choice as I do mostly highway driving on it anyhow. (sadly yes but...)
Anyhow I got to reading that the AT's are pretty quiet and I can get decent mileage out of them as well. How many did you end up getting Acadia? Also do the AT's affect the gas mileage as much?
I have 30 days (29 as of today) to go back and switch them. Any input?
We put AT's on Jenn's Sammy- on that little thing, they're quieter than the all- seasons they replaced.
By a long shot. And handle really well for what they are. Longer trips are a lot more pleasant.
They don't clear themselves all that well, it's true- but we never aired them down, either.
I was actually thinking about them for the cruiser when I get that far...
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By a long shot. And handle really well for what they are. Longer trips are a lot more pleasant.
They don't clear themselves all that well, it's true- but we never aired them down, either.
I was actually thinking about them for the cruiser when I get that far...
fwiw,
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I read good reviews on the MT version of the tire on various web sites, don't knwo about the AT version. I would make sure you are good with the local firestone dealer before you buy their tires. Around where I live...not a very good reputation.
I had those on my Tacoma. Worked great, got me out of some dicey situations over rocks, sand and the like. Some light mud too.
