- First Name
- Xavier
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- Aug 11, 2021
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- St. Paul, MN
- Vehicle(s)
- Toyota 4Runner
I’m glad you took the 235, looks better on the boxy style, I’m supposed to get my BB in 2 weeks and already asked my dealership to deliver with the 235 falken or toyo at3, do you have to recalibrate the speedo Btw?Thanks everyone for all of the input. Happy to report that I went with the 235 Wildpeaks from - of all places - Amazon cause I couldn't pass up the $154/tire price. Bizarrely, they qualified for Prime delivery. Loaded them up and went to a local tire shop for a $20/tire install. Turns out one of the stock tires had a nail nestled 2 inches up the sidewall, so glad I went for something with more meat on the bones.
So far, it's the opposite of regret. I took a 150-mile round trip this weekend to a friend's farm for camping next to the Shenandoah river behind the back pasture and my primary concerns of road noise and MPG reduction were assuaged. Even at 75+ MPH, the wind noise was more vocal than any low hum coming from below and it was about a 1 MPG hit on the highway. A bit more in the city, it seems, but it's worth the trade off for an even smoother ride over potholes and other city street nonsense.
TL;DR - Get the 235 Wildpeaks for your BB and be happy like me.
When you order tires to your house, you get to be the kind of person that keeps tires inside:
Love the black-on-black with high-raise lettering:
All four fit in the back, NBD:
Think globally, change tires locally. Before w/factory shoes:
After, with new hiking boots:
Down by the river:
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