Barqs
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I'm leaning towards replacing my Bridgestones with the Falken Wildpeak AT3W in 275/60R20 as well once the OEM tires wear out or quit gripping. I just replaced the tires on my daughter's Cherokee Trailhawk and was going to get the Falkens but my tire guy recommended the Toyo Open Country AT2 as he had better luck balancing them and felt they were a higher quality tire to the Falken. Toyo offers a 45 day buy-back program so I figured it was a low-risk decision. But after reading all of the reviews on this forum as well as others, I'm starting to have buyer's remorse not going with the Falkens from the get-go. I'm particularly worried about wet weather traction since my daughter had issues with her OEM Firestones at 50k miles. With any luck we'll get some rain this week so I can see how the Toyos do while I can still change my mind. Every review I've read raves about the wet weather traction with the Falkens. Considering the Falkens are the factory tire for the Off-Road Group on the Ram, what's the general verdict on wet weather traction?