Falken Wildpeak at4

[Pudge]

I’ve been using Falken Wildpeak AT3 for the first tire and loved them, so now switching to the AT4 for my next tire. My AT3 were E grade tires and have been great, as I do pull an Airstream so I do load up, and run my AT3s at 65 psi when hauling, 45 and 40 when not hauling.

So I ordered the AT4s and when they showed up at my door, I see they are C grade tires, so they are not really made for loads, more like off-roading only. And max psi is quite low, like 35, I think it said on the tire wall.

I can’t seem to find 135/70-17 AT4 with the E grade 10 ply, nor 35/12.5-17. For those of you with the Wildpeak AT4, what grade are you running, and are you carrying any loads?

Am I missing something?

 

[62Blazer]

They make that style and size in an E rated tire. Did a quick search on Amazon and Discount Tire and they both say you can get a set by early next week. Did see on Tirerack they were currently sold out.

 

[olyelr]

I’ve been using Falken Wildpeak AT3 for the first tire and loved them, so now switching to the AT4 for my next tire. My AT3 were E grade tires and have been great, as I do pull an Airstream so I do load up, and run my AT3s at 65 psi when hauling, 45 and 40 when not hauling.

So I ordered the AT4s and when they showed up at my door, I see they are C grade tires, so they are not really made for loads, more like off-roading only. And max psi is quite low, like 35, I think it said on the tire wall.

I can’t seem to find 135/70-17 AT4 with the E grade 10 ply, nor 35/12.5-17. For those of you with the Wildpeak AT4, what grade are you running, and are you carrying any loads?

Am I missing something?

If you have a power wagon you definitely dont want a c rated tire.

 

[20IndyRam]

TireRack has E rated Wildpeak tires in stock. Says they can ship to Calgary by 10/31.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...=2020&autoModel=2500+Power+Wagon&autoModClar=

 

[Docwagon1776]

I’ve been using Falken Wildpeak AT3 for the first tire and loved them, so now switching to the AT4 for my next tire. My AT3 were E grade tires and have been great, as I do pull an Airstream so I do load up, and run my AT3s at 65 psi when hauling, 45 and 40 when not hauling.

So I ordered the AT4s and when they showed up at my door, I see they are C grade tires, so they are not really made for loads, more like off-roading only. And max psi is quite low, like 35, I think it said on the tire wall.

I can’t seem to find 135/70-17 AT4 with the E grade 10 ply, nor 35/12.5-17. For those of you with the Wildpeak AT4, what grade are you running, and are you carrying any loads?

Am I missing something?

https://www.falkentire.com/wildpeak/at4w#size-list has all available sizes and loads. Item # 28847282 is the 35/12.5-17 "E" rated tire.

 

[62Blazer]

TireRack has E rated Wildpeak tires in stock. Says they can ship to Calgary by 10/31.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Falken&tireModel=WildPeak+A/T4W&partnum=87SR7WPAT4W&vehicleSearch=true&fromCompare1=yes&autoMake=RAM&autoYear=2020&autoModel=2500+Power+Wagon&autoModClar=

Sure, but in a different size than what the original poster is looking for.

 

[olyelr]

Sure, but in a different size than what the original poster is looking for.

Well, what size did he buy, as he didnt state that. What size is he even looking for? He posted a 135/70/17 which obviously was a typo, or a 35x12.5/17.

The only 35x12.5/17 they make is load range E. The only 315/70/17 they make is load range C.

 

[Pudge]

Right, typo for sure.

315/70-17 or 35/12.5-17

I think an E is available, so I’m tracking that down now.

 

[RAMPO]

In the at3w we used the metric size for load range E. In the at4w they used the standard size both are with in neglect able size difference.

 

[olyelr]

Right, typo for sure.

315/70-17 or 35/12.5-17

I think an E is available, so I’m tracking that down now.

The 35x12/17 is load range E

 

[62Blazer]

Well, what size did he buy, as he didnt state that. What size is he even looking for? He posted a 135/70/17 which obviously was a typo, or a 35x12.5/17.

The only 35x12.5/17 they make is load range E. The only 315/70/17 they make is load range C.

The post I quoted was looking at 285/70R17 tires. In the OP he did typo 135/70/17 but also stated 35x12.50R17. Based on that I assume he just transposed the "1" and the "3" and meant 315/70.