How long did your factory tires last? (2018 TRD OR)

2018 Sport has 24k miles on the stock tires. Still massive amount of thread left on Firestone Destination. Truck spend 99% of its life on highway.

With my current driving habits. I'll guess there's at least 30k-40k miles to go, if not more.

 

Still had a bit of tread on mine left, legal and mostly safe too. But I was somehow doing burnouts on freeway turnouts going 20mph so I made an executive decision lol.

 

Still running the OEM GY’s on my 2018 OR ... 33K and still good. I’ll probably replace them soon though even though they’ve probably got another 10K of life left in them.

 

About a week...

 

Had a 2018 OR with stock Wranglers. Was at about 27k miles, and tires were at 4/32. Maybe could have eeked 5k more miles, but didn't have to...I traded up to a 2021 OR with a brand new set.

Hoping to get a longer life out of the new ones. We'll see.

 

I have 5 years and 15,000 miles on mine. Who knows how long before they go BOOM?

 

The 2016 trd sport I had, factory tires lasted just over 55k miles.

 

I got 30k but I'm in the northeast and deal with snow, if I was a little south, maryland or virginia area i could have gotten more probably

 

I also have an '18 OR. Replaced my tires at 35k; could have gone a little longer but it was in October and I wanted to replace them before winter.

Edit:

 

Replaced with toyo open country 3, great in the snow, went into the woods with slushy snow no problem

 

2018 off road with Good Year Kevlar's
at 24000 miles now and tires are shot.
Mostly city driving

 

I bought my truck new in Jan of 2019, I now have 88-89K miles on the truck...I have the Off Road so I had the GY Kevlar tires...I had the original set replaced around 40K miles I think. I purchased another set of Kevlars ('take offs' ) - I got them for around $450 OTD (I think). I did not love the original tires , but I did not hate them as much as many others do and the price was too tempting (I'm cheap). I am in 4WD about 20% of the time but it is around our property, not rock crawling or anything intense. This time they did not have 'take offs' that they would part with for as cheap as last time. I got the Michelin LTX Defender M/S - stock size. I've had them around a week - put about 1500 miles on them and about 5-6 hours (approx) in 4WD/Off road. I am VERY impressed so far - they are MUCH better than the Kevlars, in snow/rain and around our property. So I got about 40K miles out of each set of the Kevlars - I could have got probably another 5-7K out of each set but I travel in very remote areas and do not take chances.

 

36k miles on the GY Wranglers, replaced last October with Geolander AT3. Probably could have milked another 10k miles out of them but we get allot
of rain & snow over the winter & didn’t want to be one of those guys getting stuck or worse. Yokohama’s seem to be a much better tire than the GY’s in my opinion. Sidewall squirm & flex and noise reduced allot. Street use 90-95% & tow a 19’
Camp trailer. Live in the PNW.

 

Really! You got that much out of them? (That's what I got on my new 2020 SR) ...
I've read different reviews on the Destinations, and while the general consensus is they are great on dry or wet (Rain) pavement .. They kinda' suck on snow/ice (This would be me right now..)
I got a little bit slippy-slidey when winter first started here and besides just taking it more easy, put 400 lbs of tube-sand in the bed, and it's been pretty solid since.
The thought of having to spend a grand for new tires on a new truck is not very appealing. I'd like to get as much use out of the factory tires as possible, is very appealing.

 

Wow 88k-89k on a 2019, you do a lot of driving. I bought mine in February of 2019 and I'm almost ready for my third oil change, coming up on 15k miles

 

I don't think I will make 25k on my stock Toyos going by the way they look at 17k miles, probably going with some Michelin LTX MS in a few thousand miles. Or maybe the Cooper AT3 4S. Haven't decided yet.

 

Just did 35k rotations on stock Goodyear Wranglers with all highway miles. The tires are at 5/32, but in heavy rain/flash floods situations, I can feel the truck slip. Planning to get new tires with next discount tire sale or at 40k latest.

 

almost ordered those last night...went with the General Grabbers HTS60 after some recommendations from here, only have 3k on the steely/stock Toyos...I'll probably just keep the stock wheels/tires as summer highway rollers unless I can get a decent price for them

 

2016 sport

Replaced the OEM firestone Destination LE2's at 49,000 still had probably 5K more but wanted new before the snow.

I Went with Pirelli Scorpion All-Terrain Plus - 265/70R17 AT+ 115T Tire