Quietest AT Tires?

WannaBe77

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I’m planning to level my ‘21 Venture (maybe 1” up front) but will likely stick with 265s (maybe 275s). I’m going to keep the stock TRD Pro wheels. And I will be on pavement 98% of the time.

But I like the look of AT tires. With that said, which are the quietest AT tires out there?


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I’m planning to level my ‘21 Venture (maybe 1” up front) but will likely stick with 265s (maybe 275s). I’m going to keep the stock TRD Pro wheels. And I will be on pavement 98% of the time.

But I like the look of AT tires. With that said, which are the quietest AT tires out there?


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Well...subjectively speaking,I am very pleased with the "noise" made by my Falcon Wild Peak AT3's. In that over the radio and the wind noise, I cant hear them. I am sure there are more aggressive tires, both AT and MT that make more noise, and perhaps a few that make less. For me these are a win.
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My Duratracs are "quiet" but i don't have a ton of miles on them and i desire traction in all conditions over quiet so... lol

No AT is going to be truly quiet, but some are better than others.
 
New DuraTrac's are louder than new KO's. "A/T" tires span a pretty large range of how aggressive the tread is. Yokohama A/T's are silent compared to DT's and KO's, are 3-peak rated, but don't have that tough, rugged look. Still better than the stock Dunflops though.
 
Is it true that K/O’s are quiet for the first 10k miles then get loud after that?


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My KO2s (C load, stock size) didn't become noticeable until about 40k miles, became annoying around 55k miles, and got replaced at about 59k miles, with at least 5-10k left on them. Rotated every 5k miles. Now on my second set.
 
I've driven/ridden on all the tires mentioned so far, and several more.

When looking for tires for the TRD ORP, I wanted tougher than the stock Dunlops/Bridgestones, great wet and snow traction, decent on trails, and quiet.

They are quieter than the tires mentioned so far, and have been great in every situation I've tried them in so far.

Yokohama A/T G015 in LT 265/70R17
 

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Not super common, but my Pirelli Scorpion AT+ have been awesome on and off road. 285s just as quiet as stock, and grippy in heavy rain and light snow on the road. I have kdss, pedal commander stays on sport+4, and I drive like an A-hole.
 
I've had 285/70 Wildpeak AT3W's on my runner for 53,000 miles (can probably make it another 15k easily), they've been awesome, and they're JUST now starting to make the tiniest bit of road noise.
 
Bf Goodrich KO2 and Falken Wildpeak.

Can’t say I’ve tried all the other tires but I’ve had passengers mention how they can’t believe we were rolling on AT tires. That’s all that matters.
 

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