Azuri

You should get 60 to 70K miles from the Goodyear tires under "normal" driving conditions. Anything less there are several variables causing your accelerated wear.

If you don't tow and drive on well maintained roads/highways you can expect the numbers I've posted. Throw in gravel and / or rough roads, winter driving, hard acceleration and stopping expect those numbers to drop.

klynnhawks

I have the same tire as well and so far mine have 32K. They have a little left on them but I can tell when it snowed that I need new ones soon. I'm currently shopping and looking at the Cooper AT3's. Hope yours last awhile.

venatic

I've got 49,000 currently on mine. Had to replace one tire due to a run in with a deer.

B2E2RUN

replaced mine at 26k.

little nail

Have GY Wranglers on my 2013 F150 STX. Have about 9700 miles on it after a year of driving. Just for fun took a 6" scale out to the garage and measured the tread depth. Measured 9/32 of an inch. New tire would measure 5/16 of an inch. With proper inflation and rotation should last 60 thousand miles. It is recommended that the tires should be replaced every 6 years, so that would work out about right.

SteveLord

I am debating whether to buy new tires now/sell mine with 6k miles on them....or wait until the fall. I'll have 10-12k on them by then and less value.

Green_Bean

I had put new tires on my Toyota Tacoma 4x4 (traded in on the new truck) back last February. I looked at the receipt on my way to the dealership to trade trucks, and the year old tires had exactly 5000 miles on them. So...mine may dry rot before I wear them out... .

natural gasser

I've got 70K + before replacing, on 2 different sets of Wranglers. However, I check pressure weekly and rotate every 7500-8000 miles.