Thoughts on Goodyear Adventure tires that come with 3rd gen OR?

Excellent. They are M+S rated and have the severe duty stamp for snow. They also handle well in light mud/clay.

 

That would be Awesome hopefully they do the right thing and hook you up!!

 

I'm going to wear mine out before replacing. I figure since I paid for them, I'll use them up. But keeping my eye out for a good replacement. Those st max look pretty good so far.

 

That was my plan too

 

ST/Maxx are great tires. I kept my stock Goodyear tires on the stock rims. I will run those in the summer and these ST/Maxx during hunting season and winter.

 

Went well for the most part, the shop was going to warranty and prorate the two with chuncking for $83 each at first. I called GY corporate and got them to approve the warranty of all 4 for ripples in the sidewall and upgraded to duratracs of $15 each.

 

Hey that's good to no that GY hooked you up!!

 

I have a ripple in a sidewall. should I be worried?

Also, the stock OR tire is called a Wrangler

 

Not according to GY because of how they are manufactured. I just got lucky.

 

They're "Goodyear Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure with Kevlar"

https://www.goodyear.com/en-US/tires/wrangler-all-terrain-adventure

 

So far mine have been ok, good road manners and work well in the sand. That being said I have a set of KOs on FJ steelies stacked in the garage if I need them. No sense in burning up the KOs commuting though.

 

Hey, sorry for the newb question: What PSI do you guys like these tires at (stock goodyear wrangler adventure)? Mine were at 26 - according to the computer and the dealer tech just inflated them to 30/31 while I was in there. Now I can't help but notice a difference... it's a bit harder to keep straight in the lane now....

 

35 cold in mine.

 

They're not bad. I Haven't had any problems with them, so I figured I'd run them till they need to be replaced. Definitely won't be putting them back on. Cooper Street pros have my attention for replacement rubber.

 

I started at 30 and worked up to 32. At the 5k service, the dealer ran them up to 35 ("We do that will all vehicles except the Prius, which runs higher.") and I actually liked that better. I am giving up some ride compliance for more crisp handling (for a 4x4 truck anyway) but it works better for me. 26 seems low.

 

I think the goodyear tires are good highway tires. I have no complaints with them. Notice I said highway tires. I am sure some have offroaded them and they are ok if conditions aren't to bad. I usually run these oem tires for better gas mileage and only put my mud grips on during December and January when I know I might need them for deer season.

 

Swapping mine out with Duratracs this morning

 

I'll be doing the same in the next few weeks!

Did you stay with the stock size? Where did you get them?

 

Word. Pilot super sports are wicked tires. Running 265/35/19 up front and 275/35/19 out back right now. Like it's on rails.

 

Yes, I stayed with the stock size 265/70/16 since that size in the Duratracs had a 50k warranty. If I went up to the 265/75, there is no tread life warranty.
I had to go through a GY store for the free replacement warranty work and paid the difference of $18 each. I had it done at the 71st store in Tulsa. The manager wasn't much help on getting the replacement on all 4 (only the 2 with chunking), so I called the GY warranty line and was hooked up with the replacement deal that way.