I've had my lr3 since January and needed a more fitting tire than the Michelin it came with. Decided on the Falken Wild Peak A/T. So far it seems like a great tire (265 65 18)no louder than the Michelins and should still clear if it drops to the bump stops.

 

Looks nice. I've had Michelin Synchrones for about 7 years and they just won't wear out! They are finally getting there though...keep us posted on how these Falkens hold up!

 

What did you spray your wheels with?

 

Looks like Plasti dip to me

 

Ya it's plasti dip so it's Removable. It's been on almost 6 months with no tearing or peeling, pressure washed once week. Pretty happy so far.

 

Update on the falkens. Great tire so far not a lot of miles on them, maybe 1500 in 6 months. They are great in the snow we've had snow/ice packed roads for two weeks and I can't get it to slide and almost no wheel spin. My wife's awd crv on the hand is the worst awd vehichle I've driven under these same conditions.

 

Is that a Johnson Rods lift kit? Looks great

 

Thanks. I'm using the iid tool. It is raised around the same height as a rod lift. It's in regular mode in the pic, so goes a bit higher.


I'd like to add some more mods to set it apart, rock rails for wheeling here in colorado worried about getting over some if the big boulders on a lot of the trails.

Winch bumper and snorkel would be nice but don't want to spend the money right now.

 

That looks great, I really like the ride height look with the lid tool. I've seen some of the rock rails, and for the minimal off roading I do around the river and all it would be helpful but not necessary. I'm sure in Colorado it is defiantly a lot more necessary. Also the snorkels look great, but if I added something else to my car it would have to be a tactical rovers front bumper, those things are great looking.

TRLR3FB001 LR3 Tactical Rovers Front Winch Bumper

 

Also... How many coats on the wheels and how many plasti dip cans?