FS: TRD OR Wheels with Goodyear Wrangler Ultra-Terrain 265/75r16

I have 5 Goodyear Wrangler ultra-terrain size 265/75r16, load range e. 4 are mounted on the stock wheels, the 5th is mounted to the spare steel wheel. They have around 1500 total miles on them and have no damage anywhere. I just upgraded to larger tires on different wheels. These all come with certificates from America’s tire. These have seen zero off-roading and are in like new condition. All of the original Toyota tpms sensors are already mounted and included. Located in Ventura. $850. Thanks for looking.

 

I guess you didnt have much time with these tires, but how did you like them?

 

Well I don’t have anything to compare them to besides my current KO2 setup, but they were very smooth. As far as I know, they weigh 51lbs per tire. The ride was definitely soft compared to the KO2. I really only had them on the street, and due to where I live/work, I usually only drove around 40-50 miles during the work week.

 

I didn’t get E rated but I have the same size and they’re awesome!! Smooth on the highway like op mentioned good in rain too. I’ve been wheeling in them once and everyone including myself was impressed how well they performed. Shed mud etc very well! Grip like crazy! Kept up with all the other guys running MTs and I didn’t even air down like they did. Nice aggressive AT that rides smooth on road and kicks butt off-road. Also tends to be lighter than similar tires too which is nice.

 

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Anybody know if the tpms will automatically register to another truck or will it need to be reprogrammed?

 

Once you put the tires on, you’ll need to go to a shop and have them register them to your truck’s computer. It takes 3 minutes. When I got my new tires, I didn’t want them destroying the conical lugs with their power tools so I had all new tpms sensors installed in the new wheels, which cost me $200. I drove the truck home with the new wheels/tires in the bed, and I swapped them out at home. Then I drove the truck back up there and let them register the new tpms. Tedious process, I know, but I’m very particular about people messing with my truck. With that being said, this wheel/tire combo is in great condition, just as everything else is on my brand new truck. Thanks for your interest..I need to recoup some money on this sale!

 

Any discount tire or America’s tire can learn them to ur truck for free. Avoid dealership. They want like $50 to relearn

 

I bough these for my 2012 2nd gen and apparently America’s tires said the Tpms where not compatible with my truck. I was annoyed and have been driving for about 5k miles with the light turned on. On my dashboard.

 

Yea from one generation to another they probably aren’t compatible. Manufacturers are rude like that lol
Only suggestion would be buy a compatible set and find a 3rd gen owner in need and sell them. Hopefully negate most of the cost but worth it imo to get rid of that pesky light.

 

I recently added a new set of wheels/tires/TPMS to my 2018 and the truck picked up the sensors automatically, once I got the old wheels/tires out of the truck bed. No relearning necessary, no cost. Truck just picked up the signal.

 

Yes that dumb light is annoying!!!! I put a family picture in front of it! Now I am constantly checking my tires since I can’t tely on the sensor. I do have the original sensors with the set I removed, but America’s Tires wants to charge me 140 to swap the sensors/rebalance all four tires!

 

Shouldn’t have to rebalance them if you’re not feeling anything bc all they have to do is break the front bead, push the tire down to access the sensor, put in the new ones, air up and bolt on.

 

Do you still have these wheels and tires? Will they fit a stock suspension? Thanks, Chuck

 

Yes and absolutely. I chose the size specifically because they’d fit stock suspension. I had zero issues whatsoever with the tires.

 

I work at a stove and fireplace store and we get freight in all the time, I'll check with our best shipping truck company on a freight cost if your will to load them on a wood 4' x 4' pallet and ship?

 

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Great winter tire setup that will last years! $850! These will fit stock suspension and require no trimming.

 

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Can’t believe this hasn’t sold
Awesome tires!!