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Wranglers and Hearing Aids are Incompatible. Change My Mind.

ShellNate7974

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Let me be very clear about this, I absolutely refuse to be a volunteer or victim of any experimental trail ride with you sir. Especially if it is something that sounds like “Soggy Bottoms Trail!” 😂

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I agree, re: mud tires. For my use case though, these Toyo RT Pro hybrid mud tires are perfect. We have a small farm, and I frequently find myself driving the fence line for repairs - in addition to recreational wheeling. Also, the tires came with a 45K-mile tread wear warranty, and they handle MUCH better on-road than the Falken Wildpeak MTs they replaced, yet still retain excellent off-road MT traction.

I am happy to report that the tire noise on-road is no longer excruciatingly loud, now that I am adjusted to the hearing aids. The wife’s bitching about my driving is still annoying, however - mostly because she is usually right!😂
The Falken Wildpeak M/Ts that came on my Gladiator were the first tires I've had on any of my family's vehicles in decades that I was happy with for durability. The first pair lasted >55K miles and could have gone another 5K but my son was taking it to the mountains for a ski trip, so I swapped them for 35" Falken Wildpeak A/Ts. They've worn excellently for 35K miles. Just traded the Gladiator in for a black Moab 392 today, so I'll see how the KO2s perform!
 

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Jeff,
I have a set of the Falken Wildpeak MT tires on my wife’s 25 JLU Wilys & they aren’t very loud at all. Of course we only have about 8,600 miles on them presently.
I’ve seen where several people complain about the noise of these, could the model of said Jeep make much difference?



I agree, re: mud tires. For my use case though, these Toyo RT Pro hybrid mud tires are perfect. We have a small farm, and I frequently find myself driving the fence line for repairs - in addition to recreational wheeling. Also, the tires came with a 45K-mile tread wear warranty, and they handle MUCH better on-road than the Falken Wildpeak MTs they replaced, yet still retain excellent off-road MT traction.

I am happy to report that the tire noise on-road is no longer excruciatingly loud, now that I am adjusted to the hearing aids. The wife’s bitching about my driving is still annoying, however - mostly because she is usually right!😂
 

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I liked everything about my falken wildpeak MT tires on my 2 door except, the weight.
That is the only reason I moved away from them, they are a heavy tire.
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