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New to the forum and to the GM world. Just got a 15 GMC Sierra SLT. Going to put a 1.5 Motofab leveling kit on it and also a little bigger tire 275/60r20. Im trying to decide between Michelin LTX-AT2 or Hankook Dynapro ATM. Any info or pics would be appreciated ???

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Thanks for the reply, they look pretty good!

 

I had several people ask about them after I put them on. They were also fairly light, so I got good MPG with them as well. The few times I had to take them through mud they performed well, and going up steep rock roads they performed well.

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Where do I find the photos.

 

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Click on the link in the post. Or click on my picture and go to the gallery on my profile.

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Click on the link in the post. Or click on my picture and go to the gallery on my profile.

Maybe it's cause I'm on the app I don't have a gallery option when I click on your name

 

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Here is my Sierra with Falken Wildpeak AT3W in 275/60R20: http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/205565-new-shocks-and-tires-bilstein-5100-and-falken-wildpeak-at3w

 

I would recommend taking a look at that tire if you are looking for an AT tire that still has good road manners.

I like those wild peaks! I was considering those, but since they are new I didn't think anyone had them. How has wear been on them?

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I had several people ask about them after I put them on. They were also fairly light, so I got good MPG with them as well. The few times I had to take them through mud they performed well, and going up steep rock roads they performed well.

 

yeah I have heard noting but good things about the ATMs. Now I'm stuck between those and the wildpeak at3 lol

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I like those wild peaks! I was considering those, but since they are new I didn't think anyone had them. How has wear been on them?

 

I've only had them on for about 500 miles so no wear report yet. After some Google searches, I found a few message boards where people were running them and the reports were postive. I think they have been out about a year now. The LT sizes have deeper tread depth then the non-LT sizes but the non-LT sizes have a silica tread compound which should help with wear. The non-LT sizes have a 55,000 mile warranty and have a UTQG rating 660AB which is pretty good.

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