Goodyear Wrangler MT/R^® With Kevlar^®

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Great tires!

Great tires! Would recommend.

Best all around tire

I have ran these tires on 5 different types of vehicles from 1/4 ton to 1 ton since 2000. I bought my first set when Goodyear released them from a tire store in Tucson. I have used them on a rock crawler I built, 1 ton F350 and went to Alaska through Canada, Have had them on 3 different Chevy 2500 HDs and I have never had a flat. The BP and the Military started using them on the Humvee, so I used them on my assigned Humvee in Afghanistan. they are a little pricey and they do slip on wet pavement, you just need to watch your driving in wet conditions. I will never run another tire, the peace of mind I have is worth the price. Good Year did it right on this tire.

Great for severe off-road driving.

This is my 3rd set of Mtr’s. I have always had good performance from them. This set arrived with a manufacture date from over 4 years ago. Not happy about that.

Excellent farm/haul tire

This is my 4th set of tires on several trucks. They are on a Ford F-250 SD diesel. This is a farm truck and I need a tire that will perform in mud, snow, sand, etc, but can still haul long distance. These are quieter than the Toyo MT and seem to last longer. By far, the best truck tire I have found. They can be difficult to find in the size I like, but are worth the effort and the price.

Awsome tire

It's time to start tire shopping but I can't walk away from these tires. 305/70R16 under 02 F150 with 80,000 + miles on the tires. If I had to say one thing I didn't like about tire ....it wasn't loud enough lol but that's me. Great tire

expensive but worth it.

I was kinda talked into the tires by the owner of a Goodyear store in Texas. These tires are hands down the most expensive tires but the best truck tires I have ever bought. I have a 2015 3/4 duramax 4x4 ltz. The tires are very quiet on the highway even when I'm down to replacement tread life. I just ordered another set that I have to wait 4 days for. I hate waiting on anything but ok with knowing what shoes i'm putting on my truck. Not to do any name calling but I have been threw the gauntlet of off road truck tires. I'm done searching. This tire is it no matter what I'm driving.

High mileage

I purchased these tires for a cross country trip to Alaska. I wanted puncture resistant tires for exploring Northern Alaska on very remote gravel roads where tire failures can leave you stranded with no cell service and the nearest help 200 miles away. We drove on thousands of miles of gravel with ZERO problems. I have logged 39,000 miles on them and they still have decent tread ( rotated every 5000 miles.) They are a bit noisy on the highway, but HIGHLY recommended.

Expensive and didn't last long

I have less than 5k miles in under 2 years, and I am already having to replace these tires. These tires are on my Jeep and used primarily as a DD with 50% rock crawling miles. They are tearing and chunking on the rocks and have just about torn most of the lugs off of all four tires. The sidewalls are actually nice as I have torn chucks out of them and they are still holding air with no bubbles. I have never had this problem with any other brand of tire. I am not wheeling on sharp lava rock. I will be replacing next week and going back to BFG as I have got a LOT better mileage and no tearing from them. Goodyear customer service could care less about their tires and any issues with them when I contacted them! I was really hoping these would last as I like them off road, but at the premium price, they are not worth it.

Best for rugged off road travel

These came standard on my '05 Jeep Wrangler. I have always replaced these tires with the same type since the vehicle was new. These are the only tires that have never had a flat from off road travel(yes, like any tire they can pick up a nail or screw). I spend a lot of time traveling on extremely rough mining roads with lots of rocks, boulders, gravel washes, etc. and these are the only tires that have held up without a sidewall blowout. Plenty of traction in rough conditions. They are not great in rainy conditions on pavement and they do slip easily on ice but I just am more careful under those conditions. I get about 40k miles per set with a mix of highway and off road travel which is not bad for aggressive tread designs. Around here, many back country travelers carry 2 spare tires but I have told them to buy 1 set of these and there won't be any reason for 2 spares.