SarathP

Spotted at Santa Monica on Nov 21, 2023.  Was driving by on my LR4. 

Hey! I have run the Falken wildpeak A/T3W on my RRS for a while now and love them. They make them in a lot of different sizes as well as not being super expensive. I've had them on all sorts of conditions from sand, wet roads and snowy trails with zero issues. 

Hello,
I am trying to choose between All Terrain (maybe Falken Wildpeak with 3P snow rating) and Snow tires (maybe Michelin X-Ice or Blizzak DMV2).   
 
I live in Fremont and my 2016 LR4 Landmark came with Firestone LE3.
The use case for these A/T or Snow tires will be for 2-3 trips upto Sierra (tahoe/yosemite/or some resort) every winter.  

I am more inclined towards the A/T since I think I can just use it through the Winter even in East bay.  I believe the actual Snowtires need to be swapped out in conditions with Temp > 50F..it will be a hassle to swap it out after every trip in the winter.
 
Any thoughts on this especially if the A/T is good enough for Sierra winter?  
 
Thanks,
sarath

Just for the cool factor I'd go at. I run dick cepek trail country exp all terrains on my lr3 and they work really well even in ice and snow. 

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Steven

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