glowblue

I got about 55k miles on my stock Goodyear Wranglers on my 2012 Lariat. Tires wore evenly with regular rotations. Had no real issues with the tires, about 95% highway driving.

flyfisherman

I put 42,000 on my Wrangler SR-As and replaced with Nittos

RubyFX4

I have a 13 FX4 with the 20 inch Pirellis, I've got 41,000 on them with lots of tread left! Should easily get 50K.

Wiggum

my 2008 FX4 came w/ the 275/55/20 Pirelli Scorpions ... I got rid of them after approx. 60K miles (lots of highway miles). These tires are not great off-road, but for street driving, they were great in terms of traction and wear.

Generally speaking, I don't recall a set of tires (any tires) I've had on my trucks or on my wife's expeditions that didn't last at least 45K miles. and we don't drive like grandmas and grandpas - though we don't abuse the tires for no reason either. I would hate to think what I would have to do to a set of my tires to have them showing any real signs of wear after only 20K miles ...

AK49FordTruck

24k miles on my stock Pirellis and they all looked like this. I got the truck with 22k on it. First owner was my boss and he drive back and forth to work 8 miles and that was it, no highway.

WMT21184

It was right around 17k when I first took notice of the edge wear of my stock Wrangler SR-A's. For the last 10k they have stayed the same, but that does not necessarily mean good. The center of the tread is around 6/32 but the edges are 1-2/32. Rotated every 5,000 (I work at a dealer so service is quick, easy, on time and thorough) and pressures are always maintained. I had thought my "spirited" driving style played a role, but my friend had the same thing with his 2012 and I am reading more of the same here. I will be going with Cooper AT3's within the next few weeks.

Old Smoky

38K on my stock Pirelli Scorpions. Probably have another 10K left on them.

duaner

I have 48,000kms on the pirelli's. One tire is showing a lot of toe wear and will need to be replaced. I have been toying with selling my 20" rims and buying some 18"s just for more tire selection. I tow a lot in the summer but mostly city driving after that. I haven't Liked the Pirelli from the start to be honest

DBPFORD

56K on my 2010 with Goodyear wrangler AT/S (275 65 18). Still plenty of tread.

BassAckwards

There are a lot of options for the 20. Are you just wanting a better selection of LT tires?