Thoughts on Goodyear Wrangler Adventure A/T tires

DanAndJamie wrote:

dahkota wrote:
We had the GY DuraTrac. Very excellent tires, especially off road.

How do these tires perform for everyday driving?

They look very blocky, like snow tires, but they ride beautifully with only a mild thrum. My first set on my half-ton was hard to get balanced well, but the second set for my 3/4-ton (same exact tire) balanced very well and the ride is as smooth as a billiard table.

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dahkota wrote:
We had the GY DuraTrac. Very excellent tires, especially off road.

How do these tires perform for everyday driving?

dahkota wrote:
We had the GY DuraTrac. Very excellent tires, especially off road.

+1. Did some moderately hardcore fourwheeling in Moab this summer - frame scraping and mild rock crawling. Tires were awesome.

And they make my Burb absolutely unstobbable in snow and ice. They're marketed to commercial snowplow fleets.

I'm expecting them to last at least 50,000 miles, with about 20-30% of that towing the trailer.

We had the GY DuraTrac. Very excellent tires, especially off road.

I had them for about a year on my 3500 Ram. Much beter than the previous A/T tires that came stock on the truck.

Wow, tire wear with these seems to be more than I would have expected.

Almost bought a set this spring for my dually.

I have the adventure pro e rated on my 2500hd since spring and they are wearing well after an extensive towing season. These tires get very high user ratings on tire rack FWIW. They are quiet and well behaved for an At tire. Happy so far. Was important to me to have the snowflake for winter pass travel.

Top line Goodyear will serve you well. Low end of the line, good luck.
Wrangler AT/S (90,000 miles) and Silent Armor (70,000) have served me very well.

My F250 came with 20 inch Goodyear Wrangler tires. Got 55,000 miles out of them.

I've got 15,000 miles on a set and would say the tread is about half gone. I haven't had a chance to try them on snow or ice yet. I put them on this spring and it could be that by the time the roads get slippery the tires will be worn out.