Nokian Outpost APT

[Bimmerphile]

Hey everyone!

New Hybrid Maverick XL owner here, and just ordered a set of 225/65R1 7 Nokian Outpost APTs for about $550, so I thought why not. I do live in WA, so not a lot of snow here, but also liked the look better than the stock tires. Anyone living in WA interested in buying these Continentals? They have, as of this post, 502 miles on them, so pretty new I'd say.

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[Naranjita]

Hey everyone!

New Hybrid Maverick XL owner here, and just ordered a set of 225/65R1 7 Nokian Outpost APTs for about $550, so I thought why not. I do live in WA, so not a lot of snow here, but also liked the look better than the stock tires. Anyone living in WA interested in buying these Continentals? They have, as of this post, 502 miles on them, so pretty new I'd say.

I live down the road from you! Welcome! I put the MAXXIS RAZR AT's on mine and love them. But the Outposts are great tires. My daughter recently installed them and she plans to keep them on year round. Do very good in the rain.

Another member bought them recently: https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/f...atp-tires-installed-on-hybrid-maverick.10116/

You might want to consider 235's or 245's if the pricing is good. EDIT: Just read you already bought them. OOPS

They also make a full Outpost AT: https://www.nokiantires.com/all-terrain-tires/nokian-tyres-outpost-at/

 

[Bimmerphile]

Hey, great to hear! Where at? I'm in Tacoma myself. And yeah, I wanted to keep them stock size, just to try and minimize mpg losses lol. What'd you do with your old tires? I'll see if I can sell them to someone, or maybe a used tire place. I just don't know why around here.

 

[Darnon]

Any idea what the weight on those are? Nokian doesn't seem to list much for specs on them. I think I kind of prefer the Rotiivas since they're fairly light for being XL load range which also makes them low rolling resistance. Of course, being manufactured in Russia probably complicates future availability.

 

[CSmith]

I'm actually looking at those tires instead of "real" AT tires (and they have an Outpost AT as well). Since my truck is months, if not years, away I have time to see the reviews on this tire as it gets around. They are more like an "all weather" tire. Since I won't be doing any real off-road work and I want something for light snow this might be the tire. The price is definitely right.

 

[Old Hickory Trojan]

Any idea what the weight on those are? Nokian doesn't seem to list much for specs on them. I think I kind of prefer the Rotiivas since they're fairly light for being XL load range which also makes them low rolling resistance. Of course, being manufactured in Russia probably complicates future availability.

My Nokian Outpost APT's weigh around 29 pounds each. They replaced the Rotiva's at Nokian and also have low rolling resistance. 60k tires with Aramid sidewalls and the manufacturing in Russia will be replaced by a Factory they are opening in Tennessee I believe this year.

 

[Old Hickory Trojan]

I'm actually looking at those tires instead of "real" AT tires (and they have an Outpost AT as well). Since my truck is months, if not years, away I have time to see the reviews on this tire as it gets around. They are more like an "all weather" tire. Since I won't be doing any real off-road work and I want something for light snow this might be the tire. The price is definitely right.

They are 3 Peak certified tires and with the Aramid sidewalls probably a little better than some other so called offroad tires (that aren't really for offroad enthusiast but then neither are the Wildpeak AT Trails which I have on my Subaru)

 

[Old Hickory Trojan]

Hey everyone!

New Hybrid Maverick XL owner here, and just ordered a set of 225/65R1 7 Nokian Outpost APTs for about $550, so I thought why not. I do live in WA, so not a lot of snow here, but also liked the look better than the stock tires. Anyone living in WA interested in buying these Continentals? They have, as of this post, 502 miles on them, so pretty new I'd say.

Got mine from Walmart for $119 each plus tax. I thought at that price they were worth a tryout. now I just need to get the damn truck.

 

[CSmith]

@Old Hickory Trojan , I would love to do the same but just can't justify buying stuff for a truck that hasn't even started production...

 

[Old Hickory Trojan]

@Old Hickory Trojan , I would love to do the same but just can't justify buying stuff for a truck that hasn't even started production...

I understand my wife hates the "stuff" I have in the garage but at the same time with inflation hitting close to 10% I figured the longer I wait the more this stuff is going to cost. If I see a good price I snap it up...of course this locks me in on waiting for the truck with no backout plan.

 

[CSmith]

I understand my wife hates the "stuff" I have in the garage but at the same time with inflation hitting close to 10% I figured the longer I wait the more this stuff is going to cost. If I see a good price I snap it up...of course this locks me in on waiting for the truck with no backout plan.

I couldn't resist! I got the Nokian APT - best price $125 each from Walmart and the Husky Weatherbeater floor liners at 25% off from Real Truck.

 

[Naranjita]

Hey, great to hear! Where at? I'm in Tacoma myself. And yeah, I wanted to keep them stock size, just to try and minimize mpg losses lol. What'd you do with your old tires? I'll see if I can sell them to someone, or maybe a used tire place. I just don't know why around here.

I'm in Thurston County outside Olympia. I traded mine in at Les Schwab. They gave me $250 credit for the 4 Pirelli Scorpion ATR's. Not a lot, but I didn't want to sell them myself.

 

[es7129]

Any idea what the weight on those are? Nokian doesn't seem to list much for specs on them. I think I kind of prefer the Rotiivas since they're fairly light for being XL load range which also makes them low rolling resistance. Of course, being manufactured in Russia probably complicates future availability.

If you scroll to the bottom of their site you should have the option to open their downloadable product guide. It’ll include the weight for every tire model & size they sell:
https://dc602r66yb2n9.cloudfront.net/pub/web/2022+Product+Guide+web+020722.pdf

 

[es7129]

If you scroll to the bottom of their site you should have the option to open their downloadable product guide. It’ll include the weight for every tire model & size they sell:
https://dc602r66yb2n9.cloudfront.net/pub/web/2022+Product+Guide+web+020722.pdf

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