On the OB, I had the Conti AT as DD tire and the KO2s as trip tire.
On the 4Runner, I just have the Wildpeaks. So far no noise or other road negatives but noise may appear later in their life. They ARE winter rated as well.
I replaced a Conti AT within weeks of ownership due to puncture in the neighborhood. Also the tread is optimized for rain, not rock. I am in the land of rocks and no rain.
Funny you mention %. Was talking to Brucey about it.
15% offroad is HUGE. this is what I have on the 4R after 4000 miles. Unsustainable except on trail rigs.
7% was my lifetime Outback unpaved and that is about as much as a family all-arounder can really get unless you live on a dirt road or run the same nearby trails every weekend.
Most people that say "only10% offroad" really mean 1-2% offroad mileage....
On the 4Runner, I just have the Wildpeaks. So far no noise or other road negatives but noise may appear later in their life. They ARE winter rated as well.
I replaced a Conti AT within weeks of ownership due to puncture in the neighborhood. Also the tread is optimized for rain, not rock. I am in the land of rocks and no rain.
Funny you mention %. Was talking to Brucey about it.
15% offroad is HUGE. this is what I have on the 4R after 4000 miles. Unsustainable except on trail rigs.
7% was my lifetime Outback unpaved and that is about as much as a family all-arounder can really get unless you live on a dirt road or run the same nearby trails every weekend.
Most people that say "only10% offroad" really mean 1-2% offroad mileage....