35" Goodyear tire life?

[Utah Todd]

Just wondering what owners are experiencing on their 35" Goodyear tire life mileage?
I have a 2023 2 door Badlands 2.7 with 4:46 gears with the sasquatch tires and rims. I'm up to only 11,600 miles. If I were to guess I would say they would last between 30 to 40,000 mi? Let me know what everyone is seeing?
Thank you for your feedback.

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[contented]

I changed mine out at 35k miles and they still had 10/32 tread left. Probably wouldve gone to 50k. Changed them to KO2 because I wanted a stronger sidewall for strenuous off-roading in Moab.

 

[F-Spot]

I'm currently at 46,167 with around 1/4" of tread left...will be replacing by the next oil change.

 

[userdude]

Replaced mine at 25k after three flats and a sidewall blowout. Probably realistically had another 10k miles to go, though.

 

[CarGuy]

20k road miles … lots of tread on them. Will likely change around 40k, if I still have the vehicle.

 

[Hemisfear]

Just wondering what owners are experiencing on their 35" Goodyear tire life mileage?
I have a 2023 2 door Badlands 2.7 with 4:46 gears with the sasquatch tires and rims. I'm up to only 11,600 miles. If I were to guess I would say they would last between 30 to 40,000 mi? Let me know what everyone is seeing?
Thank you for your feedback.

I got just under 50,000 miles on mine (47954), with some tread left.
I actually quite liked these tires...worked great in all conditions from The Canadian Rockies/Coast Mountains to a couple of trips to Moab by way of Death Valley through the Oregon wilderness.

 

[615_Bronco]

Sittin at 45k with mine. I’ll replace sometime in the Spring.

 

[CarbonSteel]

24K miles and lots of tread left. I would guess they will last to 45-50K miles. I hated them at first because they picked up every rock off road and would sling them for 50 miles later. I do find they are becoming much noisier as they wear, but that is typically expected from an M/T style tire, though on long trips it can become more than a little annoying.

They are also Load Range C which reduces weight at the compromise of less belts, though the BFG KO2 is also available in LRC and is used in Baja racing and does well at that so it is not much of a concern. I may pick up set of new take-offs when they wear more, or I may go for the Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T, though they are much heavier than the Goodyears due being LRE.

 

[Mike T]

I am at 35000 and still have 9-10/32nds left. I do a 5 tire rotation and figure I will probably be at 50=60 before replacing the fall. They see mainly highway but also off road.

 

[Shrek27]

Replaced mine at 25k after three flats and a sidewall blowout. Probably realistically had another 10k miles to go, though.

Having a similar experience with mine. Hoping to reach 20-25k and switch to KO3 C Loads when they're available in 37s

 

[Stever39]

I'm just over 30k miles and if I didn't have uneven wear on them I think I'd probably get at least 45k out of them. This is in Iowa with no off-road time. Got the alignment done but too late. I have two tires that range from 7.5/32nds to 10.5/32nds in depth. Trying to wait out the D load K03s before I make a tire decision. Might go with the new Territory RT when those specs come out to be cheap.

 

[Alanp970]

I have 30K and 1/2 tread remaining. Should safely go to at least 50K. I do 5 tire rotations. I’m one of the few that actually likes this tire but they’ve made multiple trips to Moab, Ouray, Merus Adventure Park, Hidden Falls etc. I didn’t think I’d like them but they’ve served me well.

 

[BearPatrol]

45k miles, 5 tire rotation ever oil change & the dealer still has them marked at green except 1 is now yellow lol. I haven't measured the tread like I should, but I was thinking I'll probably replace them at some point before next winter. So it'll probably be close to 60 to 65k miles.

 

[mikec426]

I replaced mine at 55k miles.

 

[Greg2060]

I'm only putting 3500 miles/year on my tires, they're likely to outlast me and/or the Bronco

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