Goodyear Wrangler Authority Info

[chevysmithz71]

I figure I'm not the only one that these caught my eye.These are on my company truck and I put an easy 100miles a day on them. Mostly pavement in Mountian driving conditions but needed for accounts that are way back there. These have 10,000 miles on them. They are compared to a new tire. Looks like they are half through already.

I did have to get a new one on the front Driver due to a big gash in the sidewall. Funny: I spend all day in the mountains and come down to the valley and tear a sidewall in an alley.

 

[Avery4jc]

Quit doing burnouts in the company's Ranger and they might last a bit longer.





Seriously though it's probably just a soft compound. My Nitto TG's are wearing pretty fast too but they're relatively cheap.

 

[4X4HIGH]

I love my BFG Mud terrains for the 50K+ DD miles I get out of them.

 

[sweetk30]

were i use to work we use to sell goodyear.

near the end we were sending ots of them back for mileage adjustments .

not even close to the tread life thay should of got.

i think its to soft of a rubber compound.


go to the local goodyear dealer and get them to mileage adjust them out for you. and thay can do it thay might not want to tho.

 

[chevysmithz71]

were i use to work we use to sell goodyear.

near the end we were sending ots of them back for mileage adjustments .

not even close to the tread life thay should of got.

i think its to soft of a rubber compound.


go to the local goodyear dealer and get them to mileage adjust them out for you. and thay can do it thay might not want to tho.

This was just an informational thread to those wondering how these wear. The company I work for can afford them so they keep stickin em on.
Good idea though to those that have them and aren't happy.