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It's Amazing Just How Far All-Terrain Tires Have Come
When comparing the new BFGoodrich T/A KO3 tires to the revamped Falken Wildpeak A/T3W off-roads, it's clear both are very versatile.

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Anthony Alaniz 
By: Anthony Alaniz
Sep 8, 2024 at 3:00pm ET
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BFGoodrich and Falken both have new off-road tires this year, and both compete directly against each other.
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The tire have improved compounds and capability, making them the most appealing choices in the segment.
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A new video puts the pair through a subjective test.
Crossovers and SUVs are more popular than ever, and automakers are eager to cash in on the hype. Manufacturers now offer off-road-oriented models that sport extra cladding and a taller suspension, paired with chunky all-terrain tires. And these are two of the best.
BFGoodrich has its new all-terrain KO3, which competes with the Falken A/T4W that launched earlier this year. A new video from the Tyre Reviews YouTube channel puts the pair through a subjective off- and on-road test to determine which of these two popular tires is the best.
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The KO3 tires have a unique tread pattern and tire compound designed specifically for all-terrain use, backed by a 50,000-mile warranty. BFGoodrich claims the tire is more durable and has improved mud and snow capability. The Falken features a more traditional design, with an improved compound and increased tread rigidity. It gets an even more competitive 65,000-mile warranty.
According to host Jonathan Benson, the KO3 had a bit more bite during braking and acceleration, while the Falken responded to turn-in better, but the differences were minute. The BFGoodrich is quieter, too, up to highway speeds. Both are great tires, and picking one over the other will come down to your preference.
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