Factory Goodyear AT tires life expectancy?

Very dry monsoon this year. No cars were trapped under freeway-overpasses in violation of the "Stupid Driver Law".

EDIT: The top of Lincoln head is cut off for now, but still want to see how these truck tires fare compared to the all-seasons on my Corolla.

EDIT: "Stupid Driver Law" allows PHX to charge anyone who drives past "flooded" barricades up to $2500 of the tow-recovery cost. Disappointing to see Camry and Corolla stalled in water up to the windows.

 

X2. Why they couldn’t make a beefier side lugs… I was between Wildpeaks and Toyos, only reason I went with wilpeaks is the beefier sidewall design.

Love my Wildpeaks, best tires I’ve ever had. 18k miles, still look like new:

 

I got about 30k before they were useless. There was still plenty of tread, but I had to put in 4wd on boat ramps without a boat even hooked to the hitch.

 

So you only lifted the front 1.5" and can fit a 285/70/17? What offset are your wheels?

 

I got ~33k out mine but I dropped the ball on rotating them appropriately so not all tires were ready to be replaced

 

0 offset.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/bfg-ko3-review.812711/

 

bout 9,999k to 39,999k miles is the range

 

Yes but...
I'm in Anthem running the stockers and didn't give it any thought last time it rained. Went to pull out on a busy road and broke traction pretty easily. So while we don't get that much rain, when we get it, they need to work. I'm more careful with them now but will be swapping out to ATKO's at about 30K

 

I just had my OEM Goodyear AT tires rotated today with 20,200 miles on them. Remaining tread is 6/32" and 7/32".

 

yep....the toyo sidewall is a fail.....my only drawback

 

15 miles, that I how long I rode them before putting them up for sale...

 

So ... Wildpeaks?

 

balance issues

 

Got to 25k before I was sick of them. After 20k they were less than great in the rain and did not want to experience them in the coming winter. Went to Duratracs.

 

Numerous balancing issues reported. My cousin has them on his F150. Claims they ride like bias ply until they warm up. I won't buy them.

 

i didn’t have a problem with wildpeaks on my half ton. the sidewall design isn’t aggressive though in my opinion.

 

Mine 31,000 miles.

I don't see much difference between the KO2s and the KO3s, what's your opinion? I will return to the KM3s after I remove the rubber from my Toyo Open Country M/Ts which are terrible on wet pavement.

The KM3s get terrible tread wear, but great traction on everything I tried.

 

I'm the second owner of my truck, and bought it with a little over 15k miles on it. The O.E. Goodyears had about 4/32" of tread left when I got it.

 

If WNC is "western NC" ... time to replace. Actual snow and ice there as I recall.

Too bad the original owner was an abusive asshat.