Absolutely do this format again. Perhaps do it by themes? This one seemed to focus on questions for cars and very light trucks. You could do extreme off road vehicles, high performance cars, everyday driver light trucks, and the HD trucks towing heavy, 90% on road, but want some look or snow or mud capability. I would also be interested in which manufactures are owned by who, which less known brands are made by the brand names and how that quality compares, country of manufacture, supply chain issues for the major brands (which are most available now), etc. And how about dealer and brand issues - =are road hazard warranties worth the $, =is a mileage warranty worth consideration, =how does road force balancing work compared to regular balancing and when to use it, =how do the "try out" warranties work where you have 30-45 days to try out a set of new tires and then return them (some brands), etc. =if you are traveling a lot (like cross country), which brands have the highest availability if you ruined one?
Great Review. Totally enjoy. Q & A was really great too. What's the best tire for a 2018 F150 4WD LXT. Live in DE. We can get a few significant snow sometimes, but it doesn't last long. Also drive on the beach a few times a year. Thanks.
Is there any chance you could start reviewing tires in action like you did for the terrain contacts? Similar to the project farm guy. Develop a standard testing gamut and put the tire through it's paces? Then offer a discount on the set when you're done to your customers.
Love the videos and would love to see Q/A videos more often. What would you recommend for a 2007 Dodge Dakota, 4door, RWD? I am needing a set before winter sets in. I currently have 245/75 R16 Hankook Dynapro ATMs that I loved but found out that they are discontinued. I live near Winston-Salem, NC which has 2-3 snows a year that generally produce a slushy, icy mess that is my main concern otherwise it’s 90-95% on road with the only off-road driving being through a grass field with minimal mud if any.
I am hoping you will review the new BFG trail terrains. I know they are targeted at crossover unibody design cars rather than body on frame. Even more specifically I wonder how they stack against the fallen wildpeak at trails. I have a Crosstrek and and debating between the two but leaning towards the bfg. Have you seen their new trail terrain tires and what are your thoughts?
Your very knowledgeable. I have a Honda CR-V Touring. Columbus Ohio. Drive out of state only 1/yr. Mostly city driving. 225/60. Which tire do you recommend? Ohio Tina
Firstly, been loving the channel. Secondly, got a 2Dr Big Bend on the way that will be my daily. Planning to switch out tires right away. Being Canadian, looking for something with 3Peak rating. Sticking with stock size. Narrowed to Firestone Dest. AT2, Cooper Discoverer AT3 4S or BFG KO2 (for more aggressive look). Picking tires is hard…
Looking at Pirellis…will 265/70/R17 fit on my SUV which the manufacturer suggests 265/65/R17? Just trying to save a trip to Sams if they won’t fit or if Sams won’t install what is recommended. Please help. Thankyou for sharing your knowledge.
Hey man question for you. I have a 2019 F150 with a 2.5 level stock 20in wheels. I’m looking for the best highway tire with the most aggressive look, you have any recommendations? I drive 95% highway but I like the A/T aggressive look vs all season tire, just don’t know what tire gives that look without being noisy and fast wear on hwy
Hey Matt, this is great, thanks! I want to drive to Tuktoyuktuk on the Arctic Ocean next summer, it would be like driving the Dalton Highway in Alaska, but on the Canadian side of the border. I've got a Chevy Colorado with P tires on it and thought it would be smart to step up to an LT tire for puncture resistance, but the backlog for LT Duratracs in a size that will fit is 6000 tires deep! Should I go with BFG KO2s, or something else? (I'm in Canada, so maybe that makes the supply chain issues worse?)
Good choice on selling the Bronco. The current environment isn't likely to happen twice. Thanks for the Q & A session!
Smart man! Take the 10K and run with it! Great Q&A video! Can't wait for the next one!
Absolutely do this format again. Perhaps do it by themes? This one seemed to focus on questions for cars and very light trucks. You could do extreme off road vehicles, high performance cars, everyday driver light trucks, and the HD trucks towing heavy, 90% on road, but want some look or snow or mud capability.
I would also be interested in which manufactures are owned by who, which less known brands are made by the brand names and how that quality compares, country of manufacture, supply chain issues for the major brands (which are most available now), etc.
And how about dealer and brand issues -
=are road hazard warranties worth the $,
=is a mileage warranty worth consideration,
=how does road force balancing work compared to regular balancing and when to use it,
=how do the "try out" warranties work where you have 30-45 days to try out a set of new tires and then return them (some brands), etc.
=if you are traveling a lot (like cross country), which brands have the highest availability if you ruined one?
Hi Matt, love your reviews! Please keep them coming!!
Great Review. Totally enjoy. Q & A was really great too. What's the best tire for a 2018 F150 4WD LXT. Live in DE. We can get a few significant snow sometimes, but it doesn't last long. Also drive on the beach a few times a year. Thanks.
Thanks! Will do!
I would try the Toyo Open Country AT3 or the General Grabber ATX.
Great video. Thanks.
Is there any chance you could start reviewing tires in action like you did for the terrain contacts? Similar to the project farm guy. Develop a standard testing gamut and put the tire through it's paces? Then offer a discount on the set when you're done to your customers.
Love your videos
Love the videos and would love to see Q/A videos more often.
What would you recommend for a 2007 Dodge Dakota, 4door, RWD? I am needing a set before winter sets in. I currently have 245/75 R16 Hankook Dynapro ATMs that I loved but found out that they are discontinued. I live near Winston-Salem, NC which has 2-3 snows a year that generally produce a slushy, icy mess that is my main concern otherwise it’s 90-95% on road with the only off-road driving being through a grass field with minimal mud if any.
putting a michelin pilot sport on a vw🤣
Matt Great stuff thanks 👏 👍🗽🇺🇸 The Vermonter
absolutely it was great!! Thank you Matt
I am hoping you will review the new BFG trail terrains. I know they are targeted at crossover unibody design cars rather than body on frame. Even more specifically I wonder how they stack against the fallen wildpeak at trails. I have a Crosstrek and and debating between the two but leaning towards the bfg. Have you seen their new trail terrain tires and what are your thoughts?
Great format. Lots of great information and feed back!
Your very knowledgeable. I have a Honda CR-V Touring. Columbus Ohio. Drive out of state only 1/yr. Mostly city driving. 225/60. Which tire do you recommend?
Ohio Tina
Firstly, been loving the channel. Secondly, got a 2Dr Big Bend on the way that will be my daily. Planning to switch out tires right away. Being Canadian, looking for something with 3Peak rating. Sticking with stock size. Narrowed to Firestone Dest. AT2, Cooper Discoverer AT3 4S or BFG KO2 (for more aggressive look). Picking tires is hard…
Keep up the great work
Looking at Pirellis…will 265/70/R17 fit on my SUV which the manufacturer suggests 265/65/R17? Just trying to save a trip to Sams if they won’t fit or if Sams won’t install what is recommended. Please help. Thankyou for sharing your knowledge.
Hey man question for you. I have a 2019 F150 with a 2.5 level stock 20in wheels. I’m looking for the best highway tire with the most aggressive look, you have any recommendations? I drive 95% highway but I like the A/T aggressive look vs all season tire, just don’t know what tire gives that look without being noisy and fast wear on hwy
Want to replace Hyundai Tucson 2017 original fitted Kumho crugen 225/55R18 with 235/60R18. Is it safe and reccomended ?
Rear shocks for a GMC AT4 Ranchos ate bouncing me all over
Hey Matt, this is great, thanks! I want to drive to Tuktoyuktuk on the Arctic Ocean next summer, it would be like driving the Dalton Highway in Alaska, but on the Canadian side of the border. I've got a Chevy Colorado with P tires on it and thought it would be smart to step up to an LT tire for puncture resistance, but the backlog for LT Duratracs in a size that will fit is 6000 tires deep! Should I go with BFG KO2s, or something else? (I'm in Canada, so maybe that makes the supply chain issues worse?)