Goodyear Wrangler AT/S
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Goodyear Wrangler AT/S
I'm looking into getting some new tires and am in a bit of a predicament. My dad wants me to go the Goodyear route because I can get them at a very big discounted price if I go through the dealership I normally do. I also want a good off-road tire. I can't get the MT/R's because my dad says he won't put up with mud tires because they wear too fast. So I narrowed it down to the AT/S's. I'd just like to hear opinions on them. I don't want the posts where people put in one liners about another brand. I just want to hear about these tires and if they will last me 40k miles and be good for off-roading and still good for on road use.
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Originally Posted by LilFord4x4
I also want a good off-road tire.
I just want to hear about these tires and if they will last me 40k miles and be good for off-roading and still good for on road use.
I just want to hear about these tires and if they will last me 40k miles and be good for off-roading and still good for on road use.
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do not get them, you would be better off with the goodyear mtr because i have seen tons of f150s with them come in, have perfect history with tire rotates and balances, and alignments and they chop easy, and wear down faster.
the mtr will last alot longer, but if your dad wont go with that, id say go with the RTS.. they suck ALOT... but you will get better milage out of the RTS vs the ATS...
and i know u dont wanna hear my brand of tire... but the bfg AT or rugged trail are very good tires.... and will last you a while ....
hope this helps!
-Jared
the mtr will last alot longer, but if your dad wont go with that, id say go with the RTS.. they suck ALOT... but you will get better milage out of the RTS vs the ATS...
and i know u dont wanna hear my brand of tire... but the bfg AT or rugged trail are very good tires.... and will last you a while ....
hope this helps!
-Jared
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It's not final yet and I've been looking around at others.
My dad is set on them because his RT/S tires went 65,000 miles over 3 years for him and never even showed a sign of cracking. He was still able to pull his friend's skid steer and trailer (~6500lbs) through pretty muddy stuff at our hunting land. And the discount is buy 4, get one free and on the four you buy get 20% off.
I'm realling pushing for BF All Terrain's though. From what I've seen with them is that they'll last 50,000 miles without wearing too bad and are good for off-road and snow. Otherwise I may just get another set of the michelins I have. Went 50,000 right now and still have decent tread and got me through three big snow storms of over a foot of snow...
I'll keep looking and thanks for the honest replys.
My dad is set on them because his RT/S tires went 65,000 miles over 3 years for him and never even showed a sign of cracking. He was still able to pull his friend's skid steer and trailer (~6500lbs) through pretty muddy stuff at our hunting land. And the discount is buy 4, get one free and on the four you buy get 20% off.
I'm realling pushing for BF All Terrain's though. From what I've seen with them is that they'll last 50,000 miles without wearing too bad and are good for off-road and snow. Otherwise I may just get another set of the michelins I have. Went 50,000 right now and still have decent tread and got me through three big snow storms of over a foot of snow...
I'll keep looking and thanks for the honest replys.
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Check out this link on the Wrangler AT/S:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....rangler+AT%2FS
Scroll down to the middle of the page and check out the links for comparing the tire to other AT tires and for the complete reviews by owners of this tire. While your looking at the comparison chart, you can click on any tire in the chart to get info on and reviews of that tire. Personally, in view of their place on the chart, their price, and the reviews of them, I like the two Kumhos that rank 3rd and 10th on the chart.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....rangler+AT%2FS
Scroll down to the middle of the page and check out the links for comparing the tire to other AT tires and for the complete reviews by owners of this tire. While your looking at the comparison chart, you can click on any tire in the chart to get info on and reviews of that tire. Personally, in view of their place on the chart, their price, and the reviews of them, I like the two Kumhos that rank 3rd and 10th on the chart.
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