How many miles did you get out of your stock tires - TRD offroad

I’m glad to hear that. My Wildpeaks got delivered this week. I’ve been relatively pleased with the Wranglers in the rain including a tropical storm.

My Wranglers have 4/32” in the two edge grooves and 6/32” in the middle two. I have always inflated them more than the 30 psi on the door sticker because of my armor but the outer edges still wore first. 27k

I’m going to mount the Wildpeaks in a month or so when I get my 6112/5160/new leak pack installed.

 

2,800 before I put real tires on.

 

600 miles. Started with Nitto 265/75 and just upgraded to BFG KO2s 285/75 I am very pleased and no rubbing


First upgrade 265/75

 

There is milk the fridge and the bills are paid...my wife sleeps great.

 

24k, then pulled the cord...just today as a matter of fact. Tread was way too low for another winter. If I lived in the southwest, I could probably get another 12k out of them. All in all, I don’t know what you all do to get more than 30k miles out of these. They seemed to wear down really quick

 

40,000 miles. Little tread left and was seeing a fair amount of tread cracking.

 

Moving up just a little in size, would you expect any rubbing with stock suspension?

 

No rubbing. 265/75R16 is the size that should be stock

 

33k on mine now (245's) and will be replacing in the next month with 265's since will be heading north for the holidays and hunting..

 

No rubbing even with rock crawling and extreme articulation? I have a Pro with 275/75 16s and ok.

 

Honestly, 64K and still had a little tread left on them

 

At 30K miles they had 4/32 left so I switched them out to some Falken Wildpeaks I had on hand. I liked them but like the Falkens more.

 

Mine lasted one taosand miles..

Then an eBay coupon popped up and I got some wildpeaks. Your stock tires will net you 200-300 bucks depending on condition so you’re really not paying too much out of pocket for some sweet kicks.

 

180 miles then was able to sell them for $550

 

400 miles. Sold them for $450 and bought 265/75 Wildpeaks for $460 and a $60 rebate. Win, win.

 

Lol how the... poor buyer

 

I'm at 33k and was told during my last service that they still have quite a bit of life on them. The majority of my driving is highway type roads. I'm planning on getting as much as I can out of them before replacing with new tires (and wheels). maybe in the next couple months or spring at the latest.

 

I'm at 30k and easily have 15-20k left in them, but this is 80% highway miles so probably doesn't mean much for the average TRD OR owner.

 

Quick question for those with the knowledge - First do 265/75/r16 change anything with the odometer and speed vs the stock 265/20/r16? Also I live in FL so do not deal with snow but it is important to me that my next tire performs atleast as well as the wranglers in the rain. I was looking at toyo at2 but they seem to have poor reviews in wet conditions. I definitely would like an aggressive looking a/t but do not want to sacrifice safety in the rain. Any suggestions? Thanks!

 

Could be. The video about the Colorado Bison design was very interesting. It was said they intentionally put smaller tires on stock for not only EPA but crash testing purposes knowing they will be replaced with bigger.

I’m ok with that but please put in an easy way to update the revs per minute so I don’t need to hack the eco just to have an accurate speedometer.