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I run Yokohama Geolander AT's on my Outback year around and really like them, good in snow and great on the many forest service dirt roads I use them on. Subaru has been using them as original equipment on their new Wilderness models. You can buy more aggressive all terrain tires of course but the Geolanders hit that sweet spot between traction and quiet hence Subaru's use of them as OEM's.I have recently put Yokohama Geolandars on my Tacoma TRD Off-road. So far so good
my current set of tires are Cooper AT3 w/ 40,000 miles on them, been excellent tires and whereas they have enough tread left to run them another 5k - 10K if still living coastal, our winter snow and ice = deeper tread a must.Well that settles it , just about any brand will work . But will second the post above ,great reviews . Another that I run is the Cooper AT3 XLT's , so far have performed well .
Were the Pinzas you got LT or P-metric?I have Falken Wildpeak AT/3W on my Tacoma and like them. But the most significant change was I ran KO2s on my 4Runner for a long time. Other than fresh rain, I liked them and thought they were great. But when I switched to Pinza AT from Les Schwab if felt like I got an entirely new suspension system. It was softer, more comfortable ride, quieter...just all around great tires that work well in town and gravel logging roads on the way to N. Idaho streams. Stunning...noticeable improvement.
the Pinza's sold by LS are three ply LT, price out at $1000 for the 265/70R/17 my Suburban requires.Were the Pinzas you got LT or P-metric?
Thanks. My truck takes 265-65R-18 tires and did not see an LT option. I replaced my OEM tires with KO2s and did notice a slight increase in road noise and a slight decrease in fuel mileage (which was to be expected) and your comments about the Pinzas caught my interest for when the KO2s have run their course.the Pinza's sold by LS are three ply LT, price out at $1000 for the 265/70R/17 my Suburban requires.
Living in OR, with it's 116 stores in state buying from LS is never a bad choice. When living coastal had on a set of relatively new tires from LS, and during a ten day early summer cruise around the eastern desert hitting up some off grid trout lakes, damaged a sidewall that began leaking air. So drove to Bend with a couple of compressor stops where LS replaced the damaged tire for no charge.
What is 'stiping'?stiping doesn't void the warranty on tires LS sells as they directly provide the warranty, and max traction on ice is essential living in the Mtns where it snows and freezes 20x more than it rains.