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Old 02-22-2020, 11:03 PM #1996
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Are you running the 600lb springs? My SL Wildpeaks were perfect with those at 32 psi. But my current combo of 6112 on 650 springs and LTE ATZ P3 at 35 works better for comfort on road than 6112 on 650 springs and SL Wildpeaks at 30. Go figure. My guess is that the heavier weight plays better with the heavier duty suspension.

The 600lb springs are very soft with the 6112 and they made for a fantastic ride quality at 32 psi for me with the SL Falkens. But they were too soft offroad for my use.
Thanks for the info. Yep, I am running the 600# spring on the 6112s at the 6th clip. I will give 32psi a shot to see what it feels like to compare and I will report back. I did not have any issues with my slow speed off-roading at stock weight with the KO2s, but I can see how speed and additional weight could cause some issues with the SL Falkens paired with the 600# spring.
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How to you like the 255s?
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So far I have no complaints what-so-ever with them. They have performed really well. My only complaint would be, I wish there were more tire options with the 255's.
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Just got my 265/70R17's put on last week and so far I like them a lot. Im running 36psi in them and it seems to be a perfect pressure. What are you all running in yours?
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Just got my 265/70R17's put on last week and so far I like them a lot. Im running 36psi in them and it seems to be a perfect pressure. What are you all running in yours?
What load rating did you get?
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I think I may have an issue with one of my tires. My front driver side tire is showing a lot more wear than the passenger. They're SL and only have a little less than 2k miles. They're at 35 psi right now, but thinking about bringing it down to 32.


I'm noticing the rubber separating on the tread already.










On the passenger side, it's not as severe and there's still a sharp straight line that you can see.





Any ideas on what might cause this?
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What load rating did you get?
I believe SL
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I think I may have an issue with one of my tires. My front driver side tire is showing a lot more wear than the passenger. They're SL and only have a little less than 2k miles. They're at 35 psi right now, but thinking about bringing it down to 32.


I'm noticing the rubber separating on the tread already.










On the passenger side, it's not as severe and there's still a sharp straight line that you can see.





Any ideas on what might cause this?
Not sure of cause? with 2k miles the warranty is 55k - Depending where you bought them should be replaced. Discount will replace them(or should!)
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I think I may have an issue with one of my tires. My front driver side tire is showing a lot more wear than the passenger. They're SL and only have a little less than 2k miles. They're at 35 psi right now, but thinking about bringing it down to 32.





I'm noticing the rubber separating on the tread already.





















On the passenger side, it's not as severe and there's still a sharp straight line that you can see.











Any ideas on what might cause this?


What kind of driving have you been doing? Any off road miles?

I’ve had two sets of these and have never seen this happen before. While I don’t think the tire is dangerous to drive on, I’d definitely have those tires looked at. I’m sure you’ll get new rubber.


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What kind of driving have you been doing? Any off road miles?

I’ve had two sets of these and have never seen this happen before. While I don’t think the tire is dangerous to drive on, I’d definitely have those tires looked at. I’m sure you’ll get new rubber.


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No off roading. Just highway. It may be an alignment issue. If it's not, then I'll definitely be reaching out to Falken.
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If they're SL then just run them at OEM pressures, 32psi.
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Whats the load rating of each tire?
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SL is the load rating. Standard Load.
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I run about 39 in mine. I think 36 is pretty good sweet spot. I have always run them at 39 so I have gotten use to it.
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