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They are inexpensive tires that will last about 30-40,000 miles. New they are $78 each at WalMart. They are nothing special.
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I prefer the wrangler RT/S personally and i don't think there is much price difference
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: West of the Mississippi
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The ones I had a few years back lasted longer than 40K miles, maybe 50K IIRC, but they are nothing more than a large street tire. They were terrible off road and in the slightest amount of mud.
2010 WK Laredo 5.7L, 2004 WJ 4.7L (totaled), 1959 CJ-5, 1996 XJ (sold), 1989 YJ Wrangler 4.2L (Sold)
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I had them on a blazer and they were pretty great in snow, bad in mud, and just average all around
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Spidertrax, Yukon, rustys, warn, branik, PSC, advance adapters, Bad wheels, interco, essentially off-road. And many more
Most of all thanks too Ian Johnson and the xtreme off-road crew for all their work, and 4 wheel to heal for their part in it too.
It's what Jeep put on from the factory...how good do you think they are?..LOL
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in my opinion, when it comes to tires you might as well spend some more money and get a quality tire, which wrangler radials, like people have said, are nothing special.....i have B.F. Goodrich long trails and they are working pretty well so far, its my DD and i do everything from highway to gravel and dirt and heavy snow daily.
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i had em on my jeep when it was stock, there just a decent tire.
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I've got about 3000kms on wrangler duratracs.
Love them.
Never stuck (only winter experience so far), but I've tried...
Love them.
Never stuck (only winter experience so far), but I've tried...
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Really depends on what you are wanting them for. What kind of deal are you getting? My BFG A/T's are getting a lot of wear on them, if I was getting them super cheap I'd probably swap them out. If they were full price or close, I'd pass them by and save up a little more for a new set of A/T's.
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like everyone said. theyre nothing special. but they get the job done. they are ok for mild off roading.
Completely stock, and keeping it that way...
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It's what Jeep put on from the factory...how good do you think they are?..LOL
As stated above 50k would be pushing it on their life. Decent tires,do the job but are not great for anything other than a DD/VERY light offroad use.
I have one as a spare I couldnt sell for $40 and its brand new... tells ya something. I think walmart has them for $80 a piece new.
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I'm a huge non-fan of Goodyear.... Wranglers in particular. Can't think of any type of Goodyear tire I've owned and actually liked, come to think of it. I've had way better luck with BF Goodrich. I like Long Trail T/As for pure street use and have been pleasantly surprised by how good All-Terrain T/As are on the street, plus they're an LT (light truck) rated tire with 3-ply sidewalls.
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They dont belong on a Stock Cherokee but I love them, My issue with people who say they have traction issues.. drive slower or spend money.
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235-75-15 Goodyear Wrangler Radials on Stock Black Mesh Alloy Rims
4.0I HO 4WD 160k Miles/Straight Pipe to my FlowMaster Super 44
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