jtravisl

My local service manager is talking with Goodyear about my abysmal mileage...3/32 left at 26k factory stock tires. They are willing to adjust if I go back with Goodyear. Can I get your thoughts on a good Goodyear tire for 2011 Screw xlt 18". Have no idea what the adjustment will be. Looking for some good info from the group to help with a decision. I trust my fellow F150 owners opinions as much if not more than anonymous reviews on tirerack etc.

All Hat No Cattle

That is strange. You made me check mine, and at 22,000 miles I have 11/32 front, and 10/32 back on stock 18" Goodyear Wranglers, and I tow about 25%.

Do you keep your tire pressure right at 35-36 psi faithfully? Is your tire gauge accurate?


2010 Lariat Supercab, 4x4.

idahoboi

Are these SRAs? I've heard they aren't very good tires.

BobLobLaw

If you're getting goodyears then you can't go wrong with duratrac. Especially if you're getting a discount.

karl contreras

I ran duratracs on my ranger, and they were the best tires I ever bought, unbelievable traction in rain, sand, mud, gravel, snow, and ice!!! I'm buying a set for my f150 ASAP

EricTheOracle

I thought they where supposed to wear out in 30,000 miles.

I will replace my goodyears with Michelin LTX M/S2 which also happen to have a 70,000 mile warrantee.

mikenannie

I know this is a bit off topic, but do you air up your tires (50 psi) when you tow? How much are you towing?

I have the 18" Wrangler AT/S Load Range C stock tires.

Thanks

Stormrider

another vote for the Michelin's. Personally I would not go with Goodyears. JMHO

jwhayne0001

Goodyears- good for one year!

jt16xlt

This is exactly what I am going with when time. I have a quote for just over $1100 with road hazzard warranty for 255/70/17