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60,000 plus on my 2021 Wildtrak. 5 tire rotation every 5k miles or so.
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I have close to 50k on my tires and there is still tread left if I wanted to push it. Once my tires got over 40k on them I had a flat on one and am have a slow leak on another. Definitely nearing the end of their life cycle. I am going to but new tires soon.
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I fully agree. That’s where I started my grandson out. For me, at my age, strenuous trails include Steelbender Loop, Top of the World (including loop leaving the overlook), Poison Spider and Elephant Hill. I may try the trifecta next trip to Moab, but I’m not certain I have the physical endurance anymore. It makes for a long day.Fins and things doesn't count as strenuous.
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My first set I swapped out around 52k miles, sitting at close to 29k on current set and expect to change out next fall right around that 50k mile mark. Can't complain.
I'm at about 38k miles on mine and they look to have plenty of tread left. Plus that's with some off road miles and pushing hard on the tail of the dragon a few times.
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I got 70,000 miles out of mine. Always rotated and never had an issue!
I have a late 2022 Wildtrak - I drive over 110 miles a day and currently have 76,000 miles on the original set of tires - I rotate them at every Oil Change and finally at my last service I was told the next time in I will need to replace them - which I had planned on. I also have kept the tire pressures at 39psi.
just over 50K miles on mine and they are about ready to be replaced.
We are at 37k and there is still plenty of tread left plan to change at the end of the summer and will have well over 40k by then.
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I got 70-75k on my 4D Big Bend Sasquatch.
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47,500 miles, 3-4/32” left. Only 4 tire rotated 2 times. Had one that caught a nail in the shoulder so the spare is on it now. Definitely buying 3 more and keeping the best old one as the spare they’ve been amazing tires
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Hi everyone!
This is great feedback. Looks like these are lasting longer than I expected. That is good news since I actually have a couple sets that I bought from people doing takeoffs. I believe most people are doing a five tire rotation which also contributes to the extended tire life.
Thank you for all this great info.
This is great feedback. Looks like these are lasting longer than I expected. That is good news since I actually have a couple sets that I bought from people doing takeoffs. I believe most people are doing a five tire rotation which also contributes to the extended tire life.
Thank you for all this great info.
Replaced mine at 30k. The 2 remaining factory tires had decent tread on them, but got sick of popping tires. I had already replaced 2 and killed a 3rd, so decided they were no longer reliable enough for off road. None of these happened doing any real rock crawling, mostly just the sharp little rocks that all the trails are littered with here.
I bought 4 Toyo Open Country tires and hung the newest GY on the back as my spare. I did slice a sidewall on the Toyos as a small ledge pushed me sideways into a sharp rock, thankfully, I bought the replacement certs from Discount tire, so the new one was only $80.
I bought 4 Toyo Open Country tires and hung the newest GY on the back as my spare. I did slice a sidewall on the Toyos as a small ledge pushed me sideways into a sharp rock, thankfully, I bought the replacement certs from Discount tire, so the new one was only $80.
I'm just over 40k on mine. I live in Las Vegas and the heat has cracked them a little. Getting ready to put 37 Micky's on in a few months. They still have some good tred on them. I've been wheeling all around Las Vegas and Utah. Did a trip to Moab last year and they performed great!
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